Joh has a broad practice representing and advising clients across a number of practice areas. Joh accepts briefs in family, criminal, administrative, and general commercial law.
Family
Joh accepts briefs to appear and advise in parenting and property matters.
Crime
Joh regularly appears in metropolitan and regional courts for clients needing advice and representation in all areas of criminal, quasi criminal and children's law. She is particularly interested in sentencing law and also the intersection between regulatory bodies and criminal law.
Joh regularly appears in Intervention Order applications pursuant to the Family Violence Protection Act and the Personal Safety Intervention Orders Act. She represents Applicants, Respondents and clients charged with contraventions of intervention orders.
Administrative
Joh accepts briefs in administrative law and appeared (led) in National Disability Insurance Agency v Davis [2022] FCA 1002.
General Commercial
Joh accepts briefs to advise and appear in general commercial law.
Prior to coming to the Bar, Joh was a criminal lawyer at the Court of Appeal, and an associate to a judge of the County Court. She has previously worked for the International Organization for Migration in Phnom Penh and worked on HIV and human trafficking, protection of human rights projects in Cambodia.
Joh has a particular interest in sports law, and sits on the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) tribunal. Prior to the law Joh owned a successful 'Good Food Guide' restaurant and was a ski instructor. She also speaks Japanese.
Joh read with Ben Ihle QC and her senior mentor was Colin Golvan AM QC. Her second mentor was Megan Tittensor SC.
Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation. The information referred to above has been supplied by the barrister concerned. Neither Victorian Bar Inc nor the barrister’s clerk have independently verified the accuracy or completeness of the information and neither accepts any responsibility in that regard.
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Joh has a broad practice representing and advising clients across a number of practice areas. Joh accepts briefs in family, criminal, administrative, and general commercial law.
Family
Joh accepts briefs to appear and advise in parenting and property matters.
Crime
Joh regularly appears in metropolitan and regional courts for clients needing advice and representation in all areas of criminal, quasi criminal and children's law. She is particularly interested in sentencing law and also the intersection between regulatory bodies and criminal law.
Joh regularly appears in Intervention Order applications pursuant to the Family Violence Protection Act and the Personal Safety Intervention Orders Act. She represents Applicants, Respondents and clients charged with contraventions of intervention orders.
Administrative
Joh accepts briefs in administrative law and appeared (led) in National Disability Insurance Agency v Davis [2022] FCA 1002.
General Commercial
Joh accepts briefs to advise and appear in general commercial law.
Prior to coming to the Bar, Joh was a criminal lawyer at the Court of Appeal, and an associate to a judge of the County Court. She has previously worked for the International Organization for Migration in Phnom Penh and worked on HIV and human trafficking, protection of human rights projects in Cambodia.
Joh has a particular interest in sports law, and sits on the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) tribunal. Prior to the law Joh owned a successful 'Good Food Guide' restaurant and was a ski instructor. She also speaks Japanese.
Joh read with Ben Ihle QC and her senior mentor was Colin Golvan AM QC. Her second mentor was Megan Tittensor SC.
Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation. The information referred to above has been supplied by the barrister concerned. Neither Victorian Bar Inc nor the barrister’s clerk have independently verified the accuracy or completeness of the information and neither accepts any responsibility in that regard.
