Vicky Antzoulatos

Vicky is involved in the following Class Actions:

• Aussie Home Loans Insurance Class Action

• BSA Limited Class Action 

• Dixon Advisory Class Action 

• ISG Management Class Action 

• McDonald's Breaks Class Action

• Northern Territory Stolen Generation Class Action

• Northern Territory Stolen Wages Class Action

• Redland Ratepayer Class Action

• Ruby Princess Class Action

• Sun Princess Norovirus Class Action 

• Western Australia Stolen Wages Class Action

• Westpac Life Insurance Class Action

Based in Sydney, Vicky Antzoulatos is the Joint Head of Class Actions. Working with a team of carefully selected legal professionals, Vicky strives to bring justice and recognition to individuals across Australia who have suffered as a result of corporate wrongdoing. 

"I chose law to be an advocate for social justice." 

Vicky has a comprehensive understanding of the class actions legal space, with almost 25 years as a legal professional. She appreciates that class actions present a unique interplay between often novel legal issues and procedures designed to protect the interests of various stakeholders.  

Vicky graduated from Macquarie University with a Bachelor of Laws and was awarded the Lionel Murphy Memorial prize for labour law. She went on to study her Masters of Laws at Sydney University.  She was admitted to practise in the Supreme Court of New South Wales in 1999. Since her admission, Vicky has worked almost exclusively in class actions and commercial litigation, including representative proceedings in Australia using Part IVA of the Federal Court of Australia Act 1976 and its cognates in state jurisdictions. 

Vicky has conducted significant class actions against public authorities and international corporations in different areas of law including securities, financial services, consumer, employment and social justice. The cases that she has led at Shine Lawyers include cases against Carnival Corporation, the Royal Bank of Scotland, McDonalds and BSA.  

Vicky has conducted numerous legal education presentations on class actions and is regularly sought out by Australian media to provide comment on industry developments.  

Outside of class actions, Vicky is passionate about racial and gender discrimination issues that arise in the law. She is proud of her Greek heritage, which gives her a unique insight into communicating with her clients. 

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