Sarah Twinn

Senior Associate
Brisbane

Sarah is an experienced solicitor and specialises in the area of health, public liability and professional indemnity insurance.

Sarah has detailed expertise in claims involving disciplinary proceedings. She has defended health practitioners of various disciplines in disciplinary proceedings before State and Commonwealth regulatory bodies, and has also spent a period of time at the Legal Services Commission as a legal officer investigator on complex investigation and prosecution matters.

Sarah also has expertise in defending personal injury claims in Queensland, encompassing matters involving occupier’s liability, host employer labour hire issues, and professional indemnity. She has been a main contact in Queensland for a major national health insurer in defending personal injury claims arising from the operation of health businesses.

Sarah achieves excellent results in her matters through her attention to detail and empathetic client-focused approach. She is a member of the Queensland Law Society, Women in Insurance, and Young Insurance Professionals.

RECENT INSIGHTS
Oct 28, 2020

INSIGHT: Federal Court of Australia confirms Professional Services Review (PSR) has the power to order part repayments

Professional Services Review (PSR) is a Commonwealth Agency whose objective is to protect the integrity of the Commonwealth Medicare benefits, dental benefits and pharmaceutical benefits programs and, in doing so, protect patients and the community from the risks associated with ‘inappropriate practice’, and protect the Commonwealth from having to meet the cost of medical and […]

Aug 17, 2020

INSIGHT: Professional Services Review (PSR) launches telehealth review

Professional Services Review (PSR) is a Commonwealth Agency whose objective is to protect the integrity of the Commonwealth Medicare benefits, dental benefits and pharmaceutical benefits programs and, in doing so, protect patients and the community from the risks associated with ‘inappropriate practice’, and protect the Commonwealth from having to meet the cost of medical and […]

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