AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Criminal Law
Appellate Law
Coronial Inquests
Administrative Law
Disciplinary hearings
Government compliance offences
Appellate Law
Coronial Inquests
Administrative Law
Disciplinary hearings
Government compliance offences
ADMISSIONS & APPOINTMENTS
Supreme Court of New South Wales 2003
Called to the Bar 2017
Called to the Bar 2017
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Criminal Law
Appellate Law
Coronial Inquests
Administrative Law
Disciplinary hearings
Government compliance offences
Appellate Law
Coronial Inquests
Administrative Law
Disciplinary hearings
Government compliance offences
BACKGROUND & EXPERIENCE
Danielle has practiced in criminal, regulatory, administrative and disciplinary law since 2004.
Danielle specialises in jury trials, complex regulatory civil and criminal proceedings for Government clients, disciplinary proceedings and administrative law.
Danielle has been retained by the following Government clients: the NSW Attorney General, Minister for Mental Health, Commissioner of Police, Health Care Complaints Commission, NSW Police, Commissioner for Corrective Services, Office of Fair Trading, National Disability Insurance Agency, ASIC, ODPP, Legal Aid and CDPP. She has also been briefed by a range of private clients.
Prior to her coming to the bar in Australia, in New Zealand, Danielle (nee Hauer) was a Crown prosecutor: appearing as Counsel in jury trials and complex regulatory civil and criminal proceedings. Some noteworthy matters include a highly publicised murder trial, a murder sentence, a manslaughter trial and seeking the first disciplinary life ban for real estate agents involved in mortgage fraud. Danielle was involved at a senior level in the prosecution of all financial institutions in New Zealand for misleading and deceptive conduct (in relation to the charging of currency conversion fees on credit card purchases in foreign currencies). Danielle also managed the related civil proceedings seeking compensation for all affected consumers.
As a solicitor, Danielle worked for Fair Trading, the ODPP (NSW), and Freehills (as it then was).
CV is available on request.
Danielle specialises in jury trials, complex regulatory civil and criminal proceedings for Government clients, disciplinary proceedings and administrative law.
Danielle has been retained by the following Government clients: the NSW Attorney General, Minister for Mental Health, Commissioner of Police, Health Care Complaints Commission, NSW Police, Commissioner for Corrective Services, Office of Fair Trading, National Disability Insurance Agency, ASIC, ODPP, Legal Aid and CDPP. She has also been briefed by a range of private clients.
Prior to her coming to the bar in Australia, in New Zealand, Danielle (nee Hauer) was a Crown prosecutor: appearing as Counsel in jury trials and complex regulatory civil and criminal proceedings. Some noteworthy matters include a highly publicised murder trial, a murder sentence, a manslaughter trial and seeking the first disciplinary life ban for real estate agents involved in mortgage fraud. Danielle was involved at a senior level in the prosecution of all financial institutions in New Zealand for misleading and deceptive conduct (in relation to the charging of currency conversion fees on credit card purchases in foreign currencies). Danielle also managed the related civil proceedings seeking compensation for all affected consumers.
As a solicitor, Danielle worked for Fair Trading, the ODPP (NSW), and Freehills (as it then was).
CV is available on request.
Seventh Floor Garfield Barwick Chambers
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chambers in New South Wales.
It has a strong tradition of offering the highest standards of practice.
It has a strong tradition of offering the highest standards of practice.
Our barristers practise in a broad range of areas and jurisdictions. They have the expertise and experience to appear in and advise on a wide range of matters.
Each barrister on the floor is committed to offering the highest standards of practice in both advocacy and advisory work.
For more specific information on each member’s area of practice, please look in the Barristers section of this website or contact the clerk, Mark Grace.
Each barrister on the floor is committed to offering the highest standards of practice in both advocacy and advisory work.
For more specific information on each member’s area of practice, please look in the Barristers section of this website or contact the clerk, Mark Grace.