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Mitchell Chambers
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Josephine Battiste

Josephine Battiste

Barrister Mitchell Chambers

Adelaide, SA
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About Josephine

Josephine Battiste is a highly accomplished barrister with a diverse and extensive legal background. After being admitted, Josephine began her career as a Judges’ Associate at the District Court of South Australia. Her expertise was further honed through her roles at the Supreme Court of Victoria, where she served as Associate to Chief Justice Warren and Justice Sloss. Prior to joining the Bar, Josephine was an integral part of the Commercial and Civil Litigation Group at Griffins Lawyers, where she navigated complex legal landscapes in areas including class actions, family law, administrative law, workers compensation, personal injury, defamation, and criminal matters. Josephine has been practising as a barrister at Mitchell Chambers since 2016, bringing a wealth of knowledge to her self-employed role. Her legal practice encompasses a wide array of areas, accepting briefs across most legal disciplines and appearing in all major courts and tribunals. Her principal areas of practice include commercial law, common law and personal injury, criminal law, and public and administrative law. Her professional journey is complemented by her academic achievements. Josephine holds a Master of Laws from the University of Melbourne, focused on Public and International Law, alongside a thesis. She also possesses a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the Law Society of South Australia. Her foundational studies were completed at the University of Adelaide, where she earned a Bachelor of Laws with Honours and a Bachelor of Arts with Honours. Josephine is a respected member of the South Australian Bar Association, and her career reflects a commitment to legal excellence and contribution to the legal community.

Practice areas

Commercial Law
Criminal & Traffic
Employment Law
Family Law
Litigation & Disputes
Personal Injury

Resume

Experience

Barrister

Barrister

Mitchell Chambers

Aug 2016 - Present • 10 years 3 months

Education

Master of Laws - LLM, Public and International Law/Minor Thesis

Master of Laws - LLM, Public and International Law/Minor Thesis

University of Melbourne

2017

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice

Law Society of South Australia

2010

Bachelor of Laws - LLB (Hons)

Bachelor of Laws - LLB (Hons)

University of Adelaide

2010

Bachelor of Arts - BA (Hons)

Bachelor of Arts - BA (Hons)

University of Adelaide

2009

Contact information

Adelaide, SA

27 Surflen Street, Adelaide, SAWebsite

Practice areas

Commercial Law
    Criminal & Traffic
    • Criminal Law
    Employment Law
    • Employment Disputes
    • Workers Compensation
    Family Law
      Litigation & Disputes
      • Administrative Law
      • Defamation
      Personal Injury
      • Medical Negligence
      • Professional Negligence