请问雨贝的家人，你们有找到律师了吗？

Shanny

大家好！看到这样的事情的发生，实在让人忧心。
我认识一名不错的律师，他已经是一家律师事务所的合伙人，之前也有打过过失的案子，是警察过失而导致受害人自杀。这个案件都呈送到高级法院审理了。所以我觉得他的资历是不错的。
我已跟他联系，并且把坛里写的英文版发给他了。我在等待他的回复。
如果他愿意接这个案子，他如何跟雨贝的家人联系呢？
我们在墨尔本。

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家属已有律师团队

Shanny

好吧。
那我会告诉我的朋友！

Shanny

这是我所认识的律师的资料，如果有什么需要的话，再联系他。
ke Nwokolo represents people who face injury or loss through no fault of their own in wide ranging circumstances including slips or falls, accidents in schools, playgrounds and amusement venues, as well as domestic, diving and aviation accidents, food poisoning, dog attacks and assaults.

Ike graduated from the University of Melbourne in 1994 and began working at Slater & Gordon in the same year.

Expertise

    * Public liability
    * Product liability

Career history

    * since 1994 Slater & Gordon (partner since 2004)

Professional qualifications & admissions

    * 2009 Admitted High Court of Australia
    * 1995 Admitted Supreme Court of Victoria
    * 1994 Bachelor of Laws, University of Melbourne

Memberships & associations

    * Law Institute of Victoria
    * Australian Lawyer's Alliance

Cultural heritage

Ike’s father came to Australia from Nigeria in 1965 to undertake a PhD in Law at Melbourne University. When the Biafran war intervened in his home country in 1966, Ike’s father found himself unable to return to his homeland. He was granted refugee status in 1968 and subsequently became a tutor at Melbourne University and worked as a lawyer in New Guinea.

Ike was born in Australia and the family lived in Melbourne and New Guinea before Ike travelled to Nigeria when he was 11 years old. Ike lived with his family in Nigeria during his teens until he returned to New Guinea and then to Melbourne to undertake Bachelor of Laws at Melbourne University. As an undergraduate, Ike found he enjoyed living in multicultural Brunswick in Melbourne, and felt very much at home in the country where he had spent part of his childhood. Ike has always been passionate about social justice issues and so, after completing his law degree in 1993, he began his professional career with Slater & Gordon the following year, working on the Ok Tedi mining case, a class action on behalf of 40,000 disaffected landowners in New Guinea for environmental damage.

Ike is married with one daughter. His wife, also a lawyer, works for a community legal centre specialising in women’s legal issues. Ike recently joined the African Think Tank Inc. and is interested in advocacy and supporting refugees and new migrants.

http://www.slatergordon.com.au/our-people/ike-nwokolo