Talk:Minter Ellison

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This article reads as if it taken word-for-word from promotional material: "winning quality work"; "respected player amongst the international elite"; "excellent reputation"; "Minter Ellison takes this very seriously"; "the law firm of choice". It seems Maria Nadalin, author of most of this article, is Minters' External Communications Manager. To any Minters staff editing this article: please see Wikipedia's NPOV - Bias policy. --Chewy m 08:09, 7 June 2006 (UTC)

Special Counsel charged with 2 counts of attempting to procure children for sex through a phone chat service. As reported in smh.com.au (Sydney Morning Herald) on 17 June (Sydney time), Michael John Poynder, a special counsel with Minter Ellison Lawyers, faced Central Local Court yesterday on two counts of attempting to procure children for sex through a phone chat service.