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Rebecca Breadmore
Consultant, KPMG Law
KPMG Australia
Rebecca joined KPMG Law’s Intellectual Property, Technology and Privacy team in 2018.
Rebecca's focus is on how intellectual property and privacy law will need to be adapted to accommodate emerging technologies given traditional rules in these areas rely on the now erroneous assumption that only human beings are capable of exercising intellectual effort.
Areas of expertise
Education and qualifications
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University of Melbourne, Juris Doctor
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University of Melbourne, Bachelor of Arts
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