In her time at Holding Redlich, Angela has acted in a broad range of matters, including acting for the following:
- telecommunications companies in providing advice on regulatory compliance, including regarding spectrum licensing, carrier licensing, carrier powers and immunities and compliance with data retention requirements
- other communications companies in advising on compliance with regulatory regimes, including content regulation, Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) licensing requirements and other ACMA engagement
- clients in making submissions to Government consultation processes and applying for Government grants
- government agencies in investigations and regulatory enforcement
- government agencies and corporates in negotiating telecommunications and IT services contracts
- communications infrastructure suppliers in negotiating contracts for fixed line and mobile infrastructure delivery
- corporates regarding compliance with the Competition and Consumer Act, including competition issues relating to telecommunications, technology and ad tech
- corporates in establishing cyber security frameworks and privacy policies
- corporates in providing advice regarding digital privacy issues.
Angela is listed in Who’s Who Legal as a Global Leader in Data 2020 - Telecoms & Media and as a leading Australian lawyer in Who’s Who Legal: Australia 2019.
Angela regularly publishes articles, including:
- Australia’s Digital Platforms Inquiry: will this lead to a revolution in the regulation of the internet?, Internet Law Bulletin, 2019, Vol 21, No. 9.
- Open banking: Australia’s consumer data right and the banking sector, Australian Banking & Finance Law Bulletin, 2019, Vol 35, No. 4
- The right way? Australia's new 'consumer data right', Aug 2018, Digital Business Lawyer
- Mobile Infrastructure Regulation in Australia: Is Light-Touch Regulation Appropriate?, Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law – 2018 26 AJCCL 33
- Encrypted electronic communications: how will Australia regulate access? Jul 2017 publication description Practical Law (Thomson Reuters)
- Australian Government proposals for open banking in Australia: promoting competition and innovation, 2017 Financial Services Newsletter (LexisNexis)
- Australian Spectrum Reform: A more flexible framework for a valuable asset, 2017 International Bar Association Communications Law Committee Update.
Angela has also recently participated in the following conferences:
- A panel discussion on “How ready is Australia for the next generation?” at the Annual 5G Business Summit held in Sydney on 25-27 June 2019
- A panel discussion on “Public Broadcasting: what’s going on – and what needs to happen?” as organised by the University of Technology Sydney Centre for Media Transition on 5 December 2018
- Moderator of the panel “Antitrust, regulation and disruption – disruption in technology” at the 2019 Annual International Bar Association Communications and Competition Conference.