Jacqueline O'Reilly is a Cairns-based lawyer at O'Reilly Stevens Lawyers with approximately 22 years of experience. Based in Queensland and practising from the Cairns region including Cairns City, Mareeba, Edmonton and surrounding Far North Queensland communities, they advise clients on criminal, civil litigation matters across Queensland courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Director of the Criminal Law Division at O'Reilly Stevens. Leads criminal defence in Cairns. Represents clients across North Queensland courts. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Cairns can contact O'Reilly for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Queensland practice.
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Browse allNatasha Jackson is a Cairns-based lawyer at O'Reilly Stevens Lawyers with approximately 12 years of experience. Based in Queensland and practising from the Cairns region including Cairns City, Mareeba, Edmonton and surrounding Far North Queensland communities, they advise clients on criminal, civil litigation matters across Queensland courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Associate in the Criminal Law Division at O'Reilly Stevens. Advises on criminal and traffic matters. Part of the Cairns criminal team. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Cairns can contact Jackson for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Queensland practice.
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Amanda Lambden is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at Central Australian Women's Legal Service with approximately 25 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on criminal, civil litigation matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Senior criminal lawyer at CAWLS. 25 years experience in criminal law. Passionate advocate for human rights in Alice Springs courts. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact Lambden for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.
Amy Noble is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at AFL Withnalls with approximately 10 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on family law, criminal matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Solicitor at AFL Withnalls Alice Springs. Practises family law and civil litigation. Appears in Family, Supreme and Local Courts. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact Noble for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.
John Bradley is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at Bradley Solicitors with approximately 18 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on criminal, civil litigation matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Principal at Bradley Solicitors. Founded the firm in 2008. Represents clients throughout the NT including Alice Springs. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact Bradley for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.
John Elferink is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at Jones Elferink with approximately 35 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on criminal, commercial matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Barrister and solicitor at Jones Elferink. Former NT Attorney-General. Visits the Todd Street Alice Springs office regularly. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact Elferink for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.
Tania Collins is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at Central Australian Women's Legal Service with approximately 25 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on criminal, civil litigation matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Senior criminal lawyer at CAWLS. 25 years experience in criminal law. Represents women in Local and Supreme Court matters. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact Collins for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.
Anna Gill is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency with approximately 18 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on criminal, civil litigation matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Regional Managing Solicitor at NAAJA Southern Region. Manages CAALAS local court practice in Alice Springs. Mentors junior lawyers on bush court matters. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact Gill for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.
Ben Grimes is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency with approximately 18 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on criminal, civil litigation matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Chief Executive Officer at NAAJA. Former practising lawyer and mediator. Leads NAAJA from Alice Springs and Darwin offices. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact Grimes for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.
Christina White is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency with approximately 15 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on criminal, family law matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Deputy Managing Lawyer at NAAJA. Leads criminal law practice. Serves clients across Central Australia. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact White for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.
David Woodroffe is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency with approximately 26 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on criminal, civil litigation matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Principal Legal Officer at NAAJA. Leads criminal practice for Aboriginal clients. Long-serving Territory legal aid practitioner. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact Woodroffe for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.
Harry Sultan is an Alice Springs-based lawyer at North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency with approximately 8 years of experience. Based in Central Australia and practising from Alice Springs and surrounding communities including Tennant Creek, Yulara, Hermannsburg, Yuendumu and the wider Barkly and MacDonnell regions, they advise clients on criminal, civil litigation matters across Northern Territory courts, tribunals and regulatory processes. Solicitor at NAAJA Alice Springs. Criminal law practitioner. Based at 55 Bath Street Alice Springs. Clients seeking specialist legal support in Alice Springs can contact Sultan for practical, commercially minded advice grounded in current Northern Territory practice.