Marian Clarkin

LL.M; LL.B; B.A. (Juris)
Marian Clarkin
  • Chambers: Floor 18: Room 17: Owen Dixon West
  • Year Admitted: 1st June, 1998
  • Year Signed Bar Roll: 18th November, 2010
  • Admitted to Practice in: Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Western Australia, Federal Court, High Court .
  • Phone: 9225 7508
  • Facsimile: 9225 7907
  • E-Mail: marianclarkin@vicbar.com.au
  • Areas of Practice
    • Administrative Law
    • Banking and Finance
    • Bankruptcy/Insolvency
    • Commercial Law
    • Common Law
    • Contract
    • Corporations (Company) Law
    • Criminal Law
    • Family Law (Including Defacto)
    • Magistrates Court - Crime
    • Mining Law
    • Property Law/Sale of Land

Marian has appeared in courts in Victoria, New South Wales and South Australia.
 
Marian practises in the areas of administrative law, bankruptcy/insolvency law, banking and finance law, commercial law, criminal law, family law, mining/resources law and property law.
 
Prior to coming to the Bar, Marian worked in a broad range of roles, including:
 

  • Lawyer/Researcher, Commercial Court, Supreme Court of Victoria;
  • Lawyer/Analyst, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) in Financial Services Regulation;
  • Case Manager for the Australian Banking Industry Ombudsman Ltd (now the Financial Ombudsman Service) investigating complaints between banks and retail customers (individuals and small businesses);
  • Solicitor for RACV Ltd.
 
Marian recently completed a Master of Laws (Commercial Law) at Monash University with a focus on banking and finance.
 
Marian has a keen interest in wine and was awarded a High Distinction for her research paper on the treaty between Australia and the European Community on wine towards her LL.M. She was also the Law Institute Journal's wine correspondent and wrote a monthly wine column, the Legal Limit.
 
Marian is a tutor in Administrative Law at Monash Law School.

From 02 Dec 2010, liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation.