Megan Weimar

Megan Weimar has extensive experience in the legal field, starting as a Legal Support Officer at the Office of Director of Public Prosecutions. Megan then worked as a Lawyer at the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, providing legal advice on regulatory corporate matters. Megan also worked as an Associate at Piper Alderman, where they handled commercial and corporate disputes. Megan further expanded their legal experience as a Lawyer at the Australian Government Solicitor, specializing in civil claims and litigation. Most recently, Megan has taken on the role of Principal Government Lawyer/Director at the Australian Electoral Commission. Overall, their expertise encompasses various areas of law, including information law, privacy, administration law, criminal and civil litigation, and employment law.

Megan Weimar completed their education at The University of Queensland. Megan obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in Chinese from 2001 to 2003. Later, they pursued a Juris Doctor degree in International Law between 2004 and 2007. Lastly, they completed their Master of Laws with a focus on Corporate Governance and International Law from 2010 to 2011.