Noah is a cutting-edge lawyer in the field of technology law, specializing in data protection, artificial intelligence regulations, and digital contracts. He focuses on the legal challenges brought about by technological development and is committed to assisting startups in compliant growth.

Emma Caldwell is a senior family law lawyer with over 15 years of practice in Sydney, specializing in divorce, child custody, property division, and domestic violence protection order cases. She previously worked at the New South Wales Legal Aid Centre, actively promoting the resolution of family disputes through mediation and non litigation methods, helping parties reach a settlement with minimal conflict. Emma is also an active member of the Australian Family Lawyers Association and regularly holds legal education workshops in the community.

Emily holds a Master's degree in Law from the University of Melbourne and has worked for the Australian Attorney General's Office (CDPP) and ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission), specializing in combating fraudulent financial crimes and corporate misconduct. She has extensive experience in freezing financial fraud flows and holding third-party payment platforms accountable. In recent years, she has collaborated with Southeast Asian law firms and successfully assisted in recovering funds from multiple fraud cases in Thailand, Vietnam, and Cambodia. She firmly believes that international cooperation is the only way to combat fraud. ——Fraud is a cross-border industry, and the law should also become a firewall for cross-border transactions

Sarah is a top business lawyer in Queensland, who has served as the Chief Legal Officer of an ASX listed company and is familiar with corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, compliance, and securities law. She is skilled at guiding companies through complex legal risks and facilitating multi billion dollar M&A transactions. Sarah is passionate about supporting the growth of young female lawyers and serves as a lecturer for multiple career mentoring programs.

Aaliyah, a member of the Noongar Indigenous community, graduated from the University of Western Australia with a dual degree in Law and Social Justice. She actively promotes judicial equality for indigenous peoples, represents indigenous criminal defendants, and emphasizes cultural sensitivity and rights protection. Aaliyah is also a promoter of Indigenous legal training programs and was awarded the Young Indigenous Leader Award in Australia in 2024.

After obtaining a law degree from the University of New South Wales, Sophie joined multiple international NGOs and human rights organizations, and has been stationed in Southeast Asia for many years, assisting in handling cases related to fraud, human trafficking, and emotional manipulation. She has a strong sense of victim advocacy and is skilled at handling cases in a trauma informed manner. She has also served as a consultant lawyer for the Thai Ministry of Justice, assisting foreign victims in participating in legal proceedings. We are not speaking up for you, but helping you regain the power to speak

Olivia is an environmental legal expert who represents multiple environmental organizations in opposing large-scale mining and industrial pollution cases. She has extensive experience in environmental impact assessment and policy litigation, serving as the legal advisor for the Northern Territory Climate Action Movement, dedicated to environmental justice and sustainable development.