 Tali Borowick Lawyer, Holley Nethercote Tali joined Holley Nethercote as a clerk in 2022 and was admitted to practice in 2025. She has experience in advocacy and dispute matters across Australian and UK courts. Tali advises on commercial law, AML/CTF, ASIC regulatory integrations and investigations, and regulatory approaches to artificial intelligence. She holds a Master of Science (Digital and Social Change) from the University of Oxford and a BA/LLB (Hons) from Monash University.
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