Visiting academics

Visiting fellows

Dr Mitchell Landrigan

Mitchell Landrigan is a legal counsel at Telstra Corporation Limited. He has published articles on competition policy, telecommunications regulation and client-lawyer privilege as well as lecturing in trade practices law, media law and telecommunications law. Mitchell is a member of the Media & Communications Committee and the Trade Practices Committee of the Law Council of Australia. He is currently doing part-time postgraduate studies in constitutional law at UNSW. Mitchell can be contacted at mitchell.landrigan@gmail.com.

Dr Nicky McWilliam

Dr Nicky McWilliam is a mediator with Sydney Mediation Partnership, a mediation and dispute resolution practice in Sydney which she co-founded with her colleague Danielle Jaku-Greenfield. Nicky holds a Masters of Law in dispute resolution and PhD (majoring in mediation and dispute resolution) from UTS and also has undergraduate law and arts degrees from the University of Sydney. She has practised as a commercial lawyer in Sydney (with Allens) and in London working in the commercial and finance areas. Dr McWilliam is accredited with the National Accreditation Mediation System (NMAS) and is registered with the Commonwealth Attorney Generals Department as a Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner (FDRP). She has experience in community, commercial, workplace, construction, family and general mediation and is currently involved with government, commercial and community organizations in relation to implementing community mediation programs in workplace, commercial and corrections communities. Nicky has been a part-time academic in the Faculty of Law at UTS and is currently working with the UTS Brennan Program volunteers on a peer mediation pilot program in the correctional community.