Katherine Brazenor
About Katherine Brazenor
Katherine Brazenor is a reporter for Federal Court Reports at Thomson Reuters and has worked as a barrister at the Victorian Bar since 2013. She has a background in law and genetics, with previous roles in litigation and legal education.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Katherine Brazenor has been employed at Thomson Reuters since 2013. She serves as a Reporter for the Federal Law Reports and has held a similar position for the Federal Court Reports since 2014. Her role involves reporting on significant legal cases and developments in federal law, contributing to the publication's comprehensive coverage of legal matters.
Current Role at Victorian Bar
Katherine Brazenor has been a Barrister at the Victorian Bar since 2013. In this capacity, she provides legal representation and advice, specializing in various areas of law. Her experience at the bar complements her reporting work, allowing her to bring practical insights into her legal analyses.
Education and Expertise
Katherine Brazenor earned her Bachelor of Laws (LLB; Hons) and Bachelor of Science with a major in Genetics from the University of Melbourne, completing her studies from 2004 to 2008. This educational background provides her with a strong foundation in both legal principles and scientific understanding, which can be beneficial in her legal practice and reporting.
Previous Legal Experience
Before her current roles, Katherine Brazenor worked at Arnold Bloch Leibler in various capacities. She started as a Paralegal for one month in 2008, then served as a Law Graduate in Litigation from 2009 to 2010, and later as a Lawyer in Litigation from 2010 to 2012. Additionally, she worked as a Reader at the Victorian Bar for one month in 2013, gaining diverse experience in the legal field.
Teaching Experience at Monash University
Katherine Brazenor was involved in academia as Tutorial and Teaching Staff at Monash University from 2017 to 2018. She taught subjects including Contracts, Equity, Australian Legal Reasoning & Methods, and Insolvency at both the Clayton and CBD campuses. This role reflects her commitment to legal education and her ability to convey complex legal concepts to students.