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BRISBANE’S JACKSON STREET CHAMBERS

Jackson Street Chambers’ barristers understand the stresses of bringing matters before the courts and work collaboratively with solicitors to litigate and settle disputes. They work at the Bar to help the litigation process step by step, deploying their advice, advocacy, negotiation and mediation skills to ensure the best possible outcomes are achieved.

Easily accessible from Santos Place and directly opposite Queen Elizabeth II Courts of Law, Jackson Street Chambers draws from a wide breadth of experience across the Bar’s diverse areas of practice in higher courts at both trial and appellate levels.  This enables Jackson Street’s barristers to discern the practicalities of a dispute particularly with regards to effective case management and presentation to aid the pragmatic resolution of legal issues as they arise.

Our barristers understand practice at the Bar is about more than just facts and law. They take great pride in the trust placed in them to assist in legal outcomes that make practical solutions possible.

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Prescribing, Consent and Cosmetic Practice

This article examines how the 2025 Non-Surgical Cosmetic Guidelines re-centre cosmetic injecting within its clinical framework and clarify expectations around prescribing, consent and aftercare across overlapping regulatory systems.

The First Point of Care

Advertising cosmetic injectables has always sat close to the boundaries of safe health practice. This article explains how the new 2025 cosmetic advertising guidelines set out practitioner responsibilities and link promotional decisions with established legal and clinical duties.

Institutional Responses to DFV Allegations

This article explores how domestic and family violence (DFV) allegations can trigger institutional action—long before any legal finding is made. It examines how risk visibility activates workplace, licensing, and regulatory systems across sectors.

Between Ownership and Care

Pets are often folded into the rhythm of family life — but the law has long treated them as property. This article explores how courts are beginning to reckon with that mismatch, and what it means when care, not just ownership, is at stake.

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