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' star Anthony Milford has hired the same top lawyer who has gone into battle for other high-profile players facing serious charges.<br>Dave Garratt, a former soldier-turned-solicitor who served in East Timor and and left school in Year 9, has represented Milford's former teammates.<br>Broncos stars Kotoni Staggs and Payne Haas, and former coach Anthony Siebold, have all called on Mr Garratt's criminal law expertise.<br>He will now help playmaker Milford prepare for a grilling at the Magistrates Court on October 20.<br>Milford is charged with three counts of assault causing bodily harm and one count of willful damage for allegedly throwing a bin at a parked car.<br><br> Daily Mail Australia understands that Anthony Milford (pictured above) argued with his partner, Miri Fa'i, outside a Brisbane nightclub when three onlookers intervened, after which Milford allegedly attacked them and [https://porntop.online/category.php?tag=hentai porntop.online] damaged a car by allegedly throwing a wheelie bin<br> Criminal defence lawyer Dave Garratt of Howden Saggers Lawyers is a former soldier who left school in Year 9 and decided to do law while serving in Iraq<br>The 27-year-old was arrested in 's Fortitude Valley at 2am on Monday after arguing on the street with partner Miri Fa'i and allegedly pushing two women and a man who confronted him.<br>Police initially reported the arrest as a domestic violence incident but the Daily Mail Australia understands Milford and Fa'i were involved in a heated argument outside a nightclub when the three bystanders approached them. <br>Milford was arrested and spent the morning in police lock-up before being released on Monday.<br>Mr Garratt represented star centre Staggs after he became embroiled in a revenge porn incident last year. <br> Teenager McKenzie Lorraine Robinson (above) faced court after she was charged with distributing a prohibited visual recording on social media in the Kotoni Staggs case<br>Teenager McKenzie Lorraine Robinson faced court after she was charged with distributing the pornographic videos on social media. <br>The video depicted the NRL star with a woman alleged to be Robinson after they met on Instagram. <br>Staggs was cleared of any wrongdoing by the NRL Integrity Unit and Robinson later pleaded guilty and was fined $600 and with no conviction recorded.<br>Earlier this year, Mr Garratt helped Broncos prop Payne Haas avoid a criminal conviction after he was charged with intimidating police and using offensive language at the Jack Evans Boat Harbour in Tweed Heads on January 16<br>Mr Garratt argued that a conviction would affect Haas' ability to play rugby league, a sport that provided stability in his life after a troubled upbringing.<br>'Rugby league has been his saviour,' Mr Garratt told the court.  <br> Mr Garratt (right) alongside Broncos star Payne Haas during his appearance at Tweed Heads Court in February this year to face charges of intimidating police and using offensive language<br><br>Mr Garratt was hired by former Broncos coach Anthony Siebold last year after defamatory material about him was posted by online trolls. <br>Siebold was under siege at the time for the woeful on-field performances of the usually successful NRL team.<br>'A lot of people just don't understand that they are constantly committing offences by [disseminating this] online,' Mr Garratt said at the time.<br>Mr Garratt in 2019 told the Gold Coast Bulletin he decided to become a lawyer while still serving in the army, after he saw fellow soldiers involved in a shooting in which an Iraqi family were injured 'hung out to dry by our own chain of command'.<br>He left school in Year 9 but managed to graduate in law with honours, motivated by people telling him he wasn't smart enough to complete the degree, including his father, a fellow veteran.<br> Mr Garratt represented Broncos centre Kotoni Staggs when he was embroiled in a revenge porn case last year<br> Anthony Milford and Miri Fa'i were due to move to Sydney as he was set to sign with the South Sydney Rabbitohs on a $1million deal<br>He said his background as a soldier prepared him for criminal law.   <br>'I guess seeing what I saw in East Timor and Iraq has sort of prepared me to deal with the sort of cases that I see in criminal law now,' he said. <br>'It's given me a good basis for having to put on that suit of armour when you are dealing with clients who have allegedly committed serious offences.' <br>Mr Garratt will attempt not only to defend Milford against the charges but save his league career.  <br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>The talented but erratic star signed a one-year deal with the Rabbitohs on July 30, but that could now be in jeopardy after the incident in Brisbane.<br>Fa'i and Milford have two daughters, Aaliyah and Ariana, and were to depart Brisbane for Sydney where he would join his new team. <br>The contract was due to commence in mid-November, and any suspension handed out would be served with Souths.<br><br>In 2019 the NRL introduced the no-fault stand-down policy - suspending players faced with serious criminal charges with a maximum jail term of 11 years or more.<br> Milford, 27, has just departed the Broncos after signing a one-year contract on July 30 for South Sydney following a run of poor form with Brisbane<br>Milford's charges do not trigger the policy, but the NRL has discretionary power to suspend players, as it did with Penrith's Tyrone May and Manly's Dylan Walker.<br>The NRL's Integrity Unit is understood to be in contact with Queensland police and is assessing the charges.<br>The Broncos disavowed any responsibility for Milford as his contract was over and effectively said the case was not its problem.<br>'Anthony Milford has completed his contractual duties with the Brisbane Broncos,' it said.<br>'He is on leave and due to begin a new NRL contract elsewhere at the commencement of the 2022 pre-season.' <br>Daily Mail Australia approached Mr Garratt for comment on the Milford case. <br><br>'