Presenters

Richard Perry KC, George Street Chambers
Richard Perry KC was admitted to the Queensland Bar in 1983 and took silk in 2004. He has extensive experience in commercial and civil litigation, regularly appearing in major trials, the Court of Appeal, and the Federal Court. His practice also includes statutory prosecutions, industrial relations matters, and legal profession disciplinary cases. Richard has acted in numerous Commissions of Inquiry, including the Home Insulation Inquiry, and has served as Counsel Assisting the Coroner. He was the inaugural Public Interest Monitor and later the acting Parliamentary Criminal Justice Commissioner. He has also conducted numerous mediations in Supreme Court matters.


Carl Moseling, Principal, McInnes Wilson Lawyers
Carl Moseling commenced his articles of clerkship with Rees R & Sydney Jones solicitors of Rockhampton in September 2000. He was then admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland in December 2002. He continued to practice in Rockhampton following admission until May 2005 when he moved to the Sunshine Coast. Carl commenced employment with McInnes Wilson as a solicitor in August 2005 and on 1 July 2012 he was appointed a Principal of McInnes Wilson Lawyers. Since his admissions, Carl has practised in and continues to practise in areas including workers' compensation, Compulsory Third Party motor vehicle claims and public liability claims. In relation to workers' compensation and CTP claims Carl is experienced in the defence of master and servant claims on behalf of WorkCover Queensland and self insurers including providing advices on indemnity, entitlement, liability, quantum and evidence; The defence of Compulsory Third Party motor vehicle claims on behalf of insurers including providing advices on indemnity, liability, quantum and evidence; Carl also provides advices to WorkCover Queensland and self insured workers compensation insurers in relation to statutory appeals before the Industrial Magistrates Court and Queensland Industrial Relations Commission; Defence of claims in the workers' compensation and CTP arenas is Carl's primary area of practice and expertise. Carl's qualifications include Bachelor of Laws, James Cook University; Solicitor of the High Court of Australia and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland.