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Jade Tyrrell
Senior Associate (Dispute Resolution) at Johnson Winter Slattery | Councillor, Law Society of NSW | Director, Justice and Equity Centre
Jade Tyrrell is a litigation and dispute resolution lawyer based in Sydney.1 She serves as a Councillor of the Law Society of New South Wales and is a member of the AI Taskforce at The Law Society of NSW.23 Jade regularly handles a wide range of commercial litigation matters.1
In addition to her role at the Law Society, Jade works as a Senior Lawyer at the Human Rights Law Centre.3 She has also been appointed as a director of the Public Interest Advocacy Centre.5
Jade was re-elected to serve on the Council of the Law Society of NSW in October 2022.4 Her involvement in various Law Society committees demonstrates her active engagement in the legal profession.2
With her diverse experience in litigation, human rights, and involvement in AI-related issues for the legal profession, Jade Tyrrell contributes to shaping the future of legal practice in New South Wales.
Highlights
It was wonderful to partner with colleagues at EY for the EY/JWS Cross Examination Training initiative, which culminated in a mock hearing yesterday.
The initiative enabled our lawyers to: 🔹Engage with technical material on the quantification of damages; 🔹Identify weaknesses and strengths in each side of the case; 🔹Develop a questioning strategy with a colleague for cross-examining the opposing expert; and 🔹Practise advocacy skills before an experienced lawyer and accountant to receive immediate feedback on the day.
I often receive feedback from young lawyers that they rarely (if ever) have the opportunity to participate in mock hearings so it was a pleasure to see this come to fruition. The dedication shown by our lawyer and expert participants was outstanding — thank you, all, for putting so much energy into this.
Many thanks to Curtis Daniels and his team for hosting us and for making the experience such an enjoyable one for all the participants and observers. It was a pleasure to partner with Curtis and the team of EY experts to make this such a successful event!
Johnson Winter Slattery James Shiel-Dick Joseph El Hagg Anna Kunc Olivia Dixon Maggie Tang Jasmine T. Alison Jones Fergus Miller
Today is a momentous day for our state and our country: the bicentenary of the Supreme Court of New South Wales.
I could not imagine a more fitting and moving way to mark the occasion than the ceremonial sitting of the Supreme Court held this morning—it was an unforgettable experience that I was grateful to share with so many colleagues whom I greatly admire. A highlight for me was the beautiful performance by musician/composer and proud Kalkadunga man, Mr William Barton.
I could not be more proud to be an officer of the Supreme Court, our state’s “Constant Guardian”, and I am privileged to serve as a member of our profession.
If you’d like to learn more about the bicentenary and the important and ongoing contributions of the Court to our whole community (well beyond lawyers), a book was published recently in celebration of this remarkable moment in our history: https://lnkd.in/g8gDR9pE
The Supreme Court also has information on its website: https://lnkd.in/gctBDK5C
