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The County Court of Victoria has welcomed a new judge to its ranks, with a barrister being appointed by the Andrews government.
Source: greenslist.com.au/barrister/Arushan-Pillay
Arushan Pillay has been elevated to the County Court as a judge, with the state government citing his experience “across a range of legal areas”.
“Mr Pillay has represented numerous statutory bodies including the Medical Panels Victoria, the Nurses Board of Victoria, the Victims of Crimes Assistance Tribunal, and the Legal Aid Commission,” it said.
“[He] has established a practice representing medical professionals before their professional disciplinary bodies and the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal. He has appeared in numerous complex matters appearing in the first case of damages brought by an asylum seeker for injuries sustained while detained on Manus Island in February 2014.”
“Mr Pillay’s experience across a range of legal areas will be an enormous asset in his new role as a judge of the County Court, said acting Attorney-General Gavin Jennings.
“Mr Pillay will make an enormous contribution to the County Court and I congratulate him on his appointment.”
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Jerome Doraisamy is the managing editor of Lawyers Weekly and HR Leader. He is also the author of The Wellness Doctrines book series, an admitted solicitor in New South Wales, and a board director of the Minds Count Foundation.
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