Kate Offer is a senior lecturer and director of disruption at UWA Law School, where her focus is on torts.
Here Kate talks with Nick Malone in her characteristic good humour about her career, life in academia, finding balance, development of the law and supporting new law students and lawyers.
Ian Cochrane, who Kate mentions early on, passed away recently. This interview was recorded last year before his passing.
This episode is sponsored by Pragma Lawyers.
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Kate Offer is a senior lecturer and director of disruption at UWA Law School, where her focus is on torts.
Here Kate talks with Nick Malone in her characteristic good humour about her career, life in academia, finding balance, development of the law and supporting new law students and lawyers.
Ian Cochrane, who Kate mentions early on, passed away recently. This interview was recorded last year before his passing.
This episode is sponsored by Pragma Lawyers.
Piddington PLT meets the Supreme Court: Sustaining careers in criminal law
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41 minutes 31 seconds
5 years ago
Piddington PLT meets the Supreme Court: Sustaining careers in criminal law
As part of Piddington PLT, each grad undertakes a justice project, which gives them a chance to explore a different issue in the law.
Amy Bradley, Rhianna Brims and Amara Hughes (all Piddington PLT 2020) collaborated together to interview a range of judges in the Supreme and District courts of Western Australia.
In this episode, they go to the Supreme Court of Western Australia and speak with the Hon Justice Peter Quinlan (Chief Justice of Western Australia), the Hon Justice Robert Mazza, the Hon Justice Michael Corboy and the Hon Lindy Jenkins about career longevity, working in criminal law and challenging subject matter.
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Kate Offer is a senior lecturer and director of disruption at UWA Law School, where her focus is on torts.
Here Kate talks with Nick Malone in her characteristic good humour about her career, life in academia, finding balance, development of the law and supporting new law students and lawyers.
Ian Cochrane, who Kate mentions early on, passed away recently. This interview was recorded last year before his passing.
This episode is sponsored by Pragma Lawyers.
