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Author name: Cynthia Bachour-Choucair

Cynthia Bachour-Choucair is a Principal Solicitor with Jameson Law. She is an expert Personal Injury Lawyer with a true passion for the law. She heads the Personal Injury department overseeing all Motor Vehicle Accident, Abuse Claim, Victims Compensation, Workers Compensation, Medical Negligence, and Superannuation TPD & Income Protection Claim Matters. She also practices in Immigration, Family Law and General Litigation. She is most known for her comprehensive undisputable representations and case-winning submissions.

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No conviction or disqualification for negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm 1

No conviction or disqualification for negligent driving occasioning grievous bodily harm

Traffic Law, Negligent Driving /

Our Results Our client is a 25-year-old man who was involved in a car accident where he collided with a pedestrian at a pedestrian crossing. The impact caused the pedestrian to fall, hitting his head against the road in the process. As a result of the accident, the pedestrian underwent a first surgery to have […]

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Australia’s Migration System Revamped: Introducing the Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL)

Immigration, Skilled Occupation Lists (SOL) Australian Migration /

On 3 December 2024, the Australian Government unveiled the Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL), a game-changing update to the skilled migration program. Designed to replace outdated and fragmented occupation lists, the CSOL offers a streamlined and unified framework tailored to meet the country’s evolving labour market demands. The Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL) marks a

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Barcode Fraud Dishonestly obtaining property by deception

Barcode Fraud: Dishonestly obtaining property by deception

Criminal Law /

In a bizarre yet surprisingly effective scheme, a 54-year-old Wollongong man stole hundreds of dollars worth of groceries using a Caramello Koala barcode. His technique involved wrapping the barcode around his finger and scanning it in place of more expensive items, such as ice cream and steak.  The man has since admitted that he knew

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Ghost App creator charged with supporting a criminal organisation

AFP Bust Encrypted Crime Network: “Ghost” Platform Mastermind Arrested

Criminal Law /

In a sweeping operation across multiple states, Australian Federal Police (AFP) have arrested the alleged mastermind behind the encrypted messaging platform, Ghost, which was widely used by criminal syndicates for drug trafficking, money laundering, and other illicit activities. The 32-year-old “computer geek” from NSW, who lived with his parents, reportedly created and managed the platform,

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NSW Set to Ban Ticketless Parking Fines

NSW Set to Ban Ticketless Parking Fines After Community Backlash

Traffic Law, Fines /

The NSW government is set to ban ticketless parking fines following widespread criticism of the system, with many calling it unfair. Local councils will soon be required to issue immediate, on-the-spot notifications for parking infringements, instead of sending penalty notices via mail days or even weeks after the violation occurred.   This move was a

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Could Online Bullying Lead to Defamation A Look at the Rachael Gunn Petition 4

Could Online Bullying Lead to Defamation? A Look at the Rachael Gunn Petition

Tort law, Defamation /

The recent controversy surrounding Australian breakdancer Rachael “Raygun” Gunn has brought the issue of bullying, particularly online bullying, to the attention of the nation. Gunn, who represented Australia in breakdancing at the Olympics, has been the target of a petition that the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has described as “vexatious, misleading and bullying.” This incident

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Major Fraud Uncovered Sydney Identity Theft and Luxury Car Financing Scam

Major Fraud Uncovered: Sydney Identity Theft and Luxury Car Financing Scam

Criminal Law, Fraud /

In a striking case of alleged identity fraud and financial deception, two individuals have been charged in connection with a $10 million scam targeting Sydney’s automotive finance sector. The investigation, led by NSW Police’s Financial Crime Squad under Strike Force Myddleton, revealed that a criminal syndicate had been using the stolen personal information of more

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Client elects fines to Court and receives 10 demerit points back

Client elects fines to Court and receives 10 demerit points back

Success Stories /

Our client is a 25-year-old man who was the holder of an unrestricted Class C (driver’s) licence and a P1 Class R (rider’s) licence. Our client was pulled over by a police officer whilst riding his motorcycle with his girlfriend as a passenger. The police officer then issued our client with two separate fines. The

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Serious contravene AVO and sexual touching charges dismissed pursuant to s14 of the Mental Health Act - Jameson Law

Serious contravene AVO and sexual touching charges dismissed pursuant to s14 of the Mental Health Act

Criminal Law, Success Stories /

Our client is a 64-year-old man who had no criminal history. In 2012, he was diagnosed with HIV and was later diagnosed with HIV-related dementia in 2021. Shortly thereafter, he was charged with ‘contravene AVO’ and ‘stalk/intimidate’ for holding a knife to his partner’s throat while he was subject to an AVO, and ‘destroy/damage property’

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