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Top silk Norman O’Bryan avoids jail for attempted overcharging fraud
Former Melbourne barrister Norman O'Bryan, convicted of attempting to defraud Banksia Securities class-action claimants, received a four-year community corrections order Thursday instead of jail time. The one-time Queen's Counsel used fake invoices to inflate legal fees on the 2017 settlement worth $64 million. O'Bryan was struck off the legal practice roll in 2020 after the fraud was discovered.
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