Paul James
Paul James is a lawyer known for his involvement in veterans' legal affairs through the firm OLA. He has been a central figure in recent controversies surrounding the firm's practices, including allegations of unreasonable charges against former clients who sought assistance with their compensation claims. His actions have come under scrutiny, particularly for the firm's approach to billing and client communication.
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James was one of the players dismissed by Belle, scoring only seven runs.
Carter, Belle prove too much for South Africa U19s | Sports
Jamaica· 2026-01-23
Paul James scored 46 runs in the innings.
Rain-hit fixtures in Namibia gave four teams one last run-out before tournament begins
Guyana· 2026-01-15
Paul James is a board member of RSL NSW and Bainbridge's business partner.
RSL NSW on brink of implosion as board tries to topple president
Australia· 2025-09-16
Paul James is the Government’s chief digital officer who named an AI advisory group.
Refund money for 3G-only phone now, Consumer NZ says; Auckland Council says it’s not responsible for Amazon’s deserted construction site – Tech Insider
New Zealand· 2025-06-30
DIA secretary Paul James stated that they would continue to look for ways to improve how they work.
Air NZ tech boss tipped for top job, Amazon’s huge Auckland construction site silent, Chorus’ multi-billion rural grab, more DIA cuts - Tech InsiderNew Zealand· 2025-06-25
James is the chief executive conducting the inquiry into the policies and procedures of the Department of Internal Affairs.
PM’s deep dive into Michael Forbes scandal to release findings in AugustNew Zealand· 2025-06-17
Paul James is part of a young Guyanese-American couple bringing a US donut franchise to Georgetown.
Guyanese-American couple getting into the middle of donut businessGuyana· 2025-04-18
James told the veteran that the solicitor who originally worked on his case had been terminated for misconduct.
RSL NSW’s Mick Bainbridge, Paul James launch legal action against veteransAustralia· 2025-02-12