Eric Vuu
About Eric Vuu
Eric Vuu is a reporter for the Australian Criminal Reports and the Federal Law Reports, currently working at Thomson Reuters. He has extensive experience in the legal field, including roles as a barrister, federal prosecutor, and solicitor, and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Law from the University of Sydney.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Eric Vuu has been serving as a Reporter for Thomson Reuters since 2020. In this role, he covers the Australian Criminal Reports and the Federal Law Reports, contributing to the dissemination of legal information and case law. His work involves analyzing and reporting on significant legal developments within the Australian judicial system.
Current Positions in Academia
Eric Vuu holds positions as a Casual Academic at both Macquarie University and Western Sydney University. Since 2020, he has been involved in teaching at Macquarie University, while his role at Western Sydney University, which began in 2018, focuses on Criminal Procedure and Evidence. These positions allow him to share his legal expertise with students and contribute to legal education.
Previous Legal Experience
Prior to his current roles, Eric Vuu gained extensive legal experience. He worked as a Federal Prosecutor at the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions from 2020 to 2021. He also served as a Solicitor at William Roberts Lawyers from 2018 to 2019 and held positions at the Supreme Court of New South Wales as Tipstaff and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions as a Graduate. His background includes involvement in high-profile class actions and insurance matters.
Education and Expertise
Eric Vuu graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Law from the University of Sydney, where he achieved a Distinction average and received several scholarships and prizes. He also studied at Sydney Law School, further enhancing his legal knowledge. His academic background supports his professional focus on white collar crime and regulatory offences.
Internships and Early Career
Eric Vuu began his legal career with internships and practical training. He interned at the Australian Human Rights Commission in 2015 and completed Practical Legal Training at Legal Aid NSW. Additionally, he served as an Associate to a District Court Judge, who was a former Attorney-General of New South Wales, gaining valuable insights into the judicial process.