Georgia Neaverson

Georgia Neaverson

Georgia Neaverson is a writer for Australasian Lawyer, with expertise in reporting on employment law and legal ethics. She also writes for HRD Australia and is studying a Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Laws at the University of Technology Sydney. In 2020, Georgia returned home to Sydney after working as a professional ballerina in Europe. Upon graduating from the Dutch National Ballet Academy in Amsterdam with a Bachelor of Arts, she joined the Polish National Ballet in Warsaw. There, she was fortunate to perform a number of world-renowned classical ballets, including Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty and The Nutcracker.

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Day in the life of a law student: The world of mooting

Day in the life of a law student: The world of mooting

Georgia Neaverson delves into what it's like facing a Supreme Court judge in competition

Tiwi elder takes to Federal Court in first-of-its-kind petroleum project challenge

Tiwi elder takes to Federal Court in first-of-its-kind petroleum project challenge

The case may have significant implications regarding mining companies' legal obligations to First Nations people

Can I reduce a worker's pay due to COVID-19’s impact?

Can I reduce a worker's pay due to COVID-19’s impact?

2022 Australasian Law Awards winner sheds light on the limited circumstances that justify pay cuts

Melbourne law firm takes on Apple and Google in twin class action

Melbourne law firm takes on Apple and Google in twin class action

The suits accuse the Big Techs of misusing market power to drive up prices

Federal Court orders record $17m fine for Origin Energy following landmark legal breach

Federal Court orders record $17m fine for Origin Energy following landmark legal breach

The fine is the largest penalty ordered for violating Australia's national energy retail regulations

Journo's 'ill-advised' Logies speech delays trial in Brittany Higgins case

Journo's 'ill-advised' Logies speech delays trial in Brittany Higgins case

ACT Supreme Court chief justice found that Lisa Wilkinson's comments "assumed the guilt of the accused"

Federal Court slaps Google with $715,000 fine over videos slamming ex-NSW deputy premier

Federal Court slaps Google with $715,000 fine over videos slamming ex-NSW deputy premier

The court found that the tech giant didn't seem to seriously implement its hate speech policy

High Court rejects man's bid to control de facto partner's assets in landmark call

High Court rejects man's bid to control de facto partner's assets in landmark call

The ruling sets a "monumental precedence" for those who lack the capacity to make financial decisions

Is it hard to win unfair dismissal?

Is it hard to win unfair dismissal?

MinterEllison and Holding Redlich break down the factors in pursuing an unfair dismissal claim in Australia

First Nations on-country evidence heard by Queensland Land Court in court first

First Nations on-country evidence heard by Queensland Land Court in court first

The case involves the Galilee Coal Project proposed by Clive Palmer-owned Waratah Coal