Vanessa Luong

Solicitor
Solicitor
Sydney, Australia

Vanessa is a solicitor in the commercial litigation team, based in Sydney. 

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Capabilities

Services

Litigation and dispute resolution

Class actions and collective litigation

Background

Vanessa graduated from the University of New South Wales in 2024 with First Class Honours and the University Medal in Law, and the Professor Chung Sok Suh Memorial Prize for best performance in her International Business major in Commerce.

She is admitted to practise as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of NSW.
 

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How corporations may be held liable for the fraud of others

It has never been more important for organisations to invest in technology to combat against cyber-crime and fraud. However, are organisations expected to do more to protect their customers against corporate fraud? The UK government has made it clear that its answer to this question is yes. Relevantly, on 1 September 2025, the “failure to prevent fraud” offence came into force in the UK, placing additional obligations on large organisations to prevent fraud in the UK. Failure to comply could result in significant fines. We can expect Australian governments to closely monitor enforcement outcomes and the extent to which organisations improve their fraud prevention procedures in the UK, to determine if an equivalent offence should be introduced in Australia.
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