Prue BindonThe List
“I like hard things, tackling intellectual challenges, developing arguments. It comes down to a genuine love of the law.”
T +61 2 9188 9622
p.bindon@thelistaustralia.com.au
Chambers: Key Chambers, 6 St James Hall
- Commercial
- Commissions, inquests & public inquiries
- Common law
- Constitutional law
- Discrimination
- Employment
- Equity & trusts
- Human rights
- Industrial
- Professional negligence
- Public & administrative
Prue spent more than a decade working in top-tier law firms in Australia and Hong Kong before becoming a barrister. She was admitted as a solicitor in 2002 and a barrister in 2016. She graduated from the Australian National University with First Class Honours and the University Medal in Law before working as an associate in the High Court and pursuing further study at Oxford.
Prue is renowned for her attention to detail. She’s methodical in her approach, which ensures that every document is scrutinised and nothing is missed. Prue maintains a diverse practice. She thrives on the intellectual challenges that law presents and prides herself on being a dynamic and diverse practitioner who can turn her hand to any matter, in any court, in any jurisdiction.
Prue’s work list
Why I do what I do…
- Being a barrister allows me to steer my practice towards areas of law that I love and am truly passionate about.
- I love the independence of the bar, in being my own boss and bringing my own perspective into the matter.
- Barristers sit in a unique position between solicitors/clients and judges. It allows me to see the legal profession from a more complete perspective.
Prue’s play list
When I’m not in court…
- Yoga is great to get me out of my head and into my body. I enjoy hot vinyasa, as well as running and tennis.
- I love hanging out with my partner and kids. I have two, a girl and a boy, and they’re very much yin and yang.
- Film is something I really love. I worked in an arthouse cinema as a student and I’m doing some filmmaking courses.