Tess is currently in her second year of a Bachelor of Laws and Arts at Monash University and works as a Legal Clerk, providing support across a range of legal matters. With a keen interest in the legal profession, Tess is committed to gaining practical experience as she works towards her goal of becoming a qualified lawyer.
Qualifications
Currently studying for a Bachelor of Laws and Arts
Recent articles
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Building and Plumbing Commission Review Jurisdiction: What Builders Need to Know and How It Impacts You
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Building Defect Disputes: What Apartment Owners and Owners Corporations Need to Know About Making a Claim and The Crucial Role Of A Specialist Construction Lawyer
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Victoria is overhauling building law, why is plumbing insurance still being ignored?
The new Building and Plumbing Administration and Enforcement Bill 2026 still has no changes to plumbing insurance. The Licensed Plumbers General Insurance Order 2002 is failing consumers and plumbers.
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Oppressive conduct, what meets the threshold under s232?
Oppression claims get thrown around a lot in director disputes. The Skytraders case is a solid reminder of what the threshold actually requires and where allegations fall short.
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New bill to formally establish the Building and Plumbing Commission
The Building and Plumbing Administration and Enforcement Bill 2026 had its first reading on 17 March. It abolishes the VBA, creates the BPC and establishes tight new review timelines.
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Two types of insurance claim denials and only one of them is right
Not all insurance claim denials are legitimate. Understanding the difference between a rightly denied claim and one the insurer just doesn't want to pay is critical.
