Dominique Hogan-Doran SC

PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION

• Chambers & Partners - Dispute Resolution ('maintains an impressively varied practice', 'a joy to work with - intelligent, hard-working and personable' ‘She is renowned as an expert in superannuation. She has the practical experience and knows the legislation like the back of her hand.’ ‘She's a safe pair of hands, commercial and easy to work with.’)

• The Legal 500 - Commercial Disputes (Leading Silk - Band 1 - ‘has a diverse practice and is recognised for her experience in financial services and superannuation, along with numerous arbitral appointments. a 'standout' for her 'incisive handling of financial sector cases') and Crime and Regulatory (including White Collar Crime) (Leading Silk - Band 1 - '‘pre-eminent' in investigations, inquiries, and Royal Commissions)

• Best Lawyers/Australian Financial Review - Litigation, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Financial Institutions, Superannuation Law (Lawyer of the Year in Superannuation Law Sydney, 2023)

• Doyle’s Guide - Leading Commercial Litigation & Dispute Resolution Senior Counsel; Leading Mediator.

• LawyersWeekly Australian Law Awards - ‘Barrister of the Year’ (2016)

PROFESSIONAL BODIES

Ms Hogan-Doran currently serves on a number of professional bodies:

• Chartered Accountants Australia New Zealand Disciplinary Tribunal as Independent Member

• International Bar Association Bar Regulation Committee as Vice Chair

• Australian Bar Association Practice Development Committee as Chair

• Law Council of Australia’s Superannuation Law Committee as Co-opted Member

She is also a Fellow of the:

• Australian Academy of Law

• Governance Institute of Australia

• Chartered Institute of Arbitrators

• Australian Restructuring Insolvency and Turnaround Association.

Ms Hogan-Doran previously served on the Australian Institute of Company Directors Law Committee (2018-2022) and the Chartered Accountants Australia New Zealand Professional Conduct Committee (2018-2021).

Ms Hogan-Doran is a past President of Australian Women Lawyers (2002-3) and of the Women Lawyers Association of NSW (1999-2001).

DISPUTES PANEL APPOINTMENTS

Arbitral Panels

• Australian Energy Regulator

• National Broadband Network (Wholesale Access Disputes)

• Essential Services Commission of South Australia

• Economic Regulatory Authority of Western Australia

• Asian International Arbitration Centre

BOARD DIRECTORSHIPS

Ms Hogan-Doran is a director of Natural Hazards Research Australia, the national research organisation for natural hazards resilience and disaster risk reduction. She is a member of the Audit, Risk & Compliance committee, and the People & Culture working group. Her 2022 appointment followed her work as Senior Counsel Assisting the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements in 2020.

Ms Hogan-Doran also serves on the board of the Australian Cricketers Retirement Account (since 2019), a $112 million investment fund for Australia’s First Class cricketers, and the new charity, the Players Cordon Foundation (since 2023). Her appointment followed service as a trustee director of $3.5bn APRA/ASIC regulated industry superfund Club Plus Super, where she also served on the Audit, Risk & Compliance, the Investments, & Insurance & Claims committees.

ACADEMIA

Ms Hogan-Doran is currently a Guest Lecturer for:

• the University of Sydney’s postgraduate law course Financial Services Law Compliance and

• Melbourne University’s postgraduate law course Superannuation Law and Regulation.

She was previously an Adjunct Associate Professor contributing to the University of New South Wale’s Centre for Law, Markets, and Regulation (2016-2019) and Adjunct Lecturer for the Australian Graduate School of Management’s Executive MBA (2000-2002).

Ms Hogan-Doran received a Bachelor of Economics (Social Sciences) (1990) and Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours (1992) from the University of Sydney, where she was awarded the Nancy Gordon Smith Prize at Graduation (graduating 3rd in year), the Phillips Fox John L Mant Scholarship, the Tress Cox Maddox Scholarship, the Aaron Levine Prize for Criminal Law, and several Walter Reid proficiency prizes. She was also a student editor of the Sydney Law Review and of the Criminal Law Journal.

Ms Hogan-Doran subsequently was awarded the Sir Robert Menzies Memorial Scholarship in Law to study at the University of Oxford, where she read at Balliol College and received a Bachelor of Civil Law with First Class Honours (1995).

Ms Hogan-Doran later completed a part-time Master of Laws with the University of Sydney.

As an undergraduate, Ms Hogan-Doran was elected by the student body as a Director and subsequently President of the University of Sydney Union, as well as a member of the University’s Academic Board. She was awarded the 1993 University of Sydney Convocation Medal in recognition of her ‘outstanding academic achievement and contribution to University life’.

Various short courses undertaken more recently include the Harvard Program on Negotiation and Leadership, the American University Washington College of Law program on International and US Anti-Corruption Law, and the Institute of Arbitrators and Mediator’s Practitioner’s Certificate in Mediation.