Karan Raghavan
Karan is an experienced litigator who practises in all areas of civil litigation. He has a particular focus on commercial, regulatory, competition and trade practices matters.
Before coming to the Bar, Karan was a Senior Associate in the litigation team at King & Wood Mallesons. He was also an associate to Justice Weinberg of the Victorian Court of Appeal, where he assisted with a number of significant criminal appeals.
At King & Wood Mallesons, Karan worked on a wide variety of complex commercial disputes. In recent years, he acted in several high-profile trade practices and regulatory cases involving the ACCC and APRA. He also has substantial experience advising clients in relation to regulatory, disciplinary and whistle-blower investigations.
Karan has published articles on subjects such as restitution, contract and legal professional privilege.
Karan is reading with Paul Liondas. His senior mentor is Suresh Senathirajah QC.
*Liability limited under a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation.
Areas of Practice
Cases
- APRA v Kelaher & Ors [2019] FCA 1521 (As solicitor; defence of application for disqualification of officers based on alleged breaches of superannuation legislation)
- ACCC v Kimberly-Clark Australia Pty Ltd [2019] FCA 992 (As solicitor; alleged misleading or deceptive conduct in relation to advertising of flushable wipes)
- ACCC v Medibank Private Limited [2017] FCA 1006 (As solicitor; alleged misleading or deceptive conduct and unconscionable conduct in relation to advertising of private health insurance)
- IOOF Holdings Ltd v Maurice Blackburn Pty Ltd [2016] VSC 311 (As solicitor; legal professional privilege; alleged misuse of confidential information to commence a class action)
- ACCC v Yazaki Corporation (2015) 332 ALR 396; [2018] FCAFC 73 (As solicitor; cartel conduct; extraterritorial application of the CCA; civil penalties)
- MZZHA v Minister for Immigration (2014) 283 FLR 192 (As solicitor; judicial review of decision of Refugee Review Tribunal)
- Acted for and advised clients in a broad range of contractual disputes, private arbitrations and regulatory investigations
Publications
- ‘Failure of consideration as a basis for quantum meruit’ (2016) 42 Monash University Law Review 179
- ‘Misbehaving Employees and Termination Payments’ (October 2015) 89 (10) Law Institute Journal 36
- ‘Show me the client: Privilege in pre-proceeding communications’ (December 2016) KWM Insights (co-authored with Domenic Gatto).
QUALIFICATIONS:
BA, LLB (Hons) (Melb)
Karan Raghavan
Profile
Karan is an experienced litigator who practises in all areas of civil litigation. He has a particular focus on commercial, regulatory, competition and trade practices matters.
Before coming to the Bar, Karan was a Senior Associate in the litigation team at King & Wood Mallesons. He was also an associate to Justice Weinberg of the Victorian Court of Appeal, where he assisted with a number of significant criminal appeals.
At King & Wood Mallesons, Karan worked on a wide variety of complex commercial disputes. In recent years, he acted in several high-profile trade practices and regulatory cases involving the ACCC and APRA. He also has substantial experience advising clients in relation to regulatory, disciplinary and whistle-blower investigations.
Karan has published articles on subjects such as restitution, contract and legal professional privilege.
Karan is reading with Paul Liondas. His senior mentor is Suresh Senathirajah QC.
*Liability limited under a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation.
Areas of Practice
Cases
- APRA v Kelaher & Ors [2019] FCA 1521 (As solicitor; defence of application for disqualification of officers based on alleged breaches of superannuation legislation)
- ACCC v Kimberly-Clark Australia Pty Ltd [2019] FCA 992 (As solicitor; alleged misleading or deceptive conduct in relation to advertising of flushable wipes)
- ACCC v Medibank Private Limited [2017] FCA 1006 (As solicitor; alleged misleading or deceptive conduct and unconscionable conduct in relation to advertising of private health insurance)
- IOOF Holdings Ltd v Maurice Blackburn Pty Ltd [2016] VSC 311 (As solicitor; legal professional privilege; alleged misuse of confidential information to commence a class action)
- ACCC v Yazaki Corporation (2015) 332 ALR 396; [2018] FCAFC 73 (As solicitor; cartel conduct; extraterritorial application of the CCA; civil penalties)
- MZZHA v Minister for Immigration (2014) 283 FLR 192 (As solicitor; judicial review of decision of Refugee Review Tribunal)
- Acted for and advised clients in a broad range of contractual disputes, private arbitrations and regulatory investigations
Publication
- ‘Failure of consideration as a basis for quantum meruit’ (2016) 42 Monash University Law Review 179
- ‘Misbehaving Employees and Termination Payments’ (October 2015) 89 (10) Law Institute Journal 36
- ‘Show me the client: Privilege in pre-proceeding communications’ (December 2016) KWM Insights (co-authored with Domenic Gatto).
Qualifications & Memberships
QUALIFICATIONS::
BA, LLB (Hons) (Melb)