Crystal Wu from Sky News interviews Astor Legal Principal Lawyer, Avinash Singh, in relation to potential criminal offences stemming from the use of AI-smart glasses...
Matt Shirvington and Natalie Barr interview Accredited Specialist Criminal Lawyer, Avinash Singh, on the Today Show in relation to Liverpool Council's AI-cameras potentially being in breach of the Surveillance Devices Act 2007...
Emma Bickley of ABC Radio interviews Accredited Specialist Criminal Lawyer, Avinash Singh, after 13,000 camera-detected traffic fines were flagged as potentially being overturned....
Bridget McArthur of ABC News interviews Accredited Specialist Criminal Lawyer, Avinash Singh, after AI-Camera Detected Seatbelt Fine was Dismissed in Court. ...
Yashee Sharma of Nine News interviews Accredited Specialist Criminal Lawyer, Avinash Singh, in relation to the amount of fuel a person can legally take in a single trip to a petrol station before they are charged with a criminal offence. Also sets out the penalties for these offences and other possible repercussions....
Leah Stanfield and Charlotte McIntyre from Sky News Australia interview Astor Legal Principal Lawyer Avinash Singh on the Kyle and Jackie O unlawful termination case....
Lydia Kellner of Realestate.com.au interviews Accredited Specialist Criminal Lawyer Avinash Singh on the most common crimes during Easter and legal liability of homeowners who host Easter events....
Eleanour Wickland of The Herald Sun interviews Avinash Singh on the recent case of a woman being caught on camera smashing her ex-boyfriend's Tesla....
In a recent feature on Yahoo News Australia , Avinash Singh , criminal defence lawyer and principal at Astor Legal, offered expert insights into a frequently overlooked road rule that could cost drivers a $410 fine. The article focuses on the requirement for motorists to use their indicators appropriately when changing lanes...
Astor Legal’s principal lawyer, Avinash Singh , was featured in a 7News article providing expert analysis on crime patterns across New South Wales. The story examined the Local Government Areas (LGAs) where offences are most commonly reported, offering valuable insights into crime trends and their social and legal implications....