Moujalli is a mentor to junior lawyers and presents legal practice and ethics seminars. He was called to the ACT bar in 2007.
At present, he is a barrister with Wentworth Chambers.
Meanwhile, Woulfe is a renowned Commonwealth compensation barrister who has handled constitutional and administrative law, civil appeals, professional liability, medical negligence, workers compensation, and employment, work health and safety. He presently chairs the Law Council of Australia’s federal dispute resolution section, administrative review tribunal liaison committee and Commonwealth compensation and employment law committee.
At one point, he was chair of the federal administrative law reform working group. He also co-chairs the bar’s public law committee
Woulfe was on the ACT Bar Council from 2014 to 2021. He was re-elected to the council recently.
He was called to the bar in 2012 and is currently a barrister with Blackburn Chambers. He logged stints at Sparke Helmore and Porters as a lawyer, according to LinkedIn.
Woulfe went on to become a partner at DibbsBarker and was a captain in the Australian army. He has tackled matters involving constitutional and administrative law, civil appeals, professional liability claims, medical negligence claims, contractual disputes, Australian Consumer Law disputes, workers compensation disputes, motor vehicle negligence disputes (including the ACT statutory defined benefits scheme), dust disease disputes, building disputes, compulsory acquisition...
Millions of Aussies will be cheering Ben Roberts-Smith after seeing his publicity campaign. But we must leave all these matters to a criminal court to decide – this time beyond reasonable doubt.