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Sydney woman Dominique Grubisa, barred from practicing law, ran multiple fraud schemes targeting vulnerable Australians, rebranding businesses and operating offshore to evade accountability.
Dominique Grubisa, a Sydney woman with a history of fraud and legal misconduct, has operated a series of businesses over more than a decade that targeted vulnerable Australians seeking property investment advice.
Despite being deemed “not fit and proper” to practice law and having her license revoked, she repeatedly dissolved companies, rebranded, and launched new ventures—some offshore in Hong Kong—using false credentials and misleading claims.
Her operations, often managed through nominee directors and shell companies, have drawn scrutiny from regulators and a whistleblower, Chris Baker, who has faced threats for exposing her.
Grubisa’s background includes a family history of financial crimes, and she has been accused of fabricating her acting career and celebrity connections.
Authorities continue to struggle to hold her accountable, highlighting systemic challenges in combating persistent fraudsters.
La mujer de Sydney Dominique Grubisa, a quien se le prohibió ejercer la abogacía, dirigió múltiples esquemas de fraude dirigidos a australianos vulnerables, cambiando la marca de las empresas y operando en el extranjero para evadir la responsabilidad.