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Overview Trio Lawyers acted for a client in a successful application for a Protection (subclass 866) visa in Australia. The application was founded on a well-founded fear of persecution arising from the applicant's political associations and pro-democracy activism, and her visible public association with a prominent overseas-based activist wanted under her home country’s National Security Law (NSL). Successful Protection Visa Application Following Political Persecution Claims

Serious criminal allegations can carry consequences extending far beyond the courtroom. In matters involving violence-related offences and stalking allegations, the risks often include recorded convictions, reputational damage, employment difficulties, and adverse immigration consequences. This case highlights how a carefully structured defence strategy, combined with targeted sentencing preparation and decisive procedural advocacy, resulted in the withdrawal of the most seri

Shareholder disputes rarely begin in court. More often, they start as commercial disagreements—misaligned expectations, communication breakdowns, or differing views on the future of a business. But when those disputes escalate into litigation, the stakes become significantly higher. This case illustrates how a shareholder oppression claim, brought in the Supreme Court, was resolved through a combination of legal strategy, procedural control, and a disciplined focus on achievi

Background: A High-Risk Drug Driving Prosecution When facing serious criminal charges, outcomes are rarely determined solely by what appears on the surface. Often, the decisive factors lie in what has been overlooked, omitted, or procedurally flawed. In this case, our client was charged with serious drug driving and related offences, carrying a real risk of imprisonment. Early advice indicated that, if the primary charges proceeded, a custodial sentence of up to three months