Rüfus obtained his Bachelor of Laws from Deakin University, and throughout his studies, worked at a community legal centre in Melbourne. After graduating, Rüfus completed his practical legal training with a criminal law Barrister whilst also working as an Independent Children’s Lawyer Paralegal.
Starting at Chamberlains one week after being admitted to practice, he joined the personal injury team to specialise in historical abuse cases. However, since working with Chamberlains, Rüfus has successfully run cases in many areas of personal injury such as medical negligence, workers compensation, workplace negligence, public and occupiers’ liability, and historical abuse.
Rüfus currently has cases in multiple jurisdictions across Australia, including the ACT, NSW, TAS and VIC, and often appears in the Supreme, District and Magistrates Court.
Rüfus diligently analyses the evidence available to best represent and advise his clients. With a passion for the law as a means to seek justice, Rüfus is a strong advocate for those who have suffered harm.
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