As the peak national body for Australian lawyers, the Law Council of Australia stands united, representing 90,000 voices through bar associations, law societies, and Law Firms Australia. On the national and international stage, they act as a powerful advocate, championing the rule of law, the fair administration of justice, and equal access to it for all. From promoting ethical conduct within the profession to driving legal reform, their efforts strive for a justice system that serves the entire community effectively and equitably.
We offer Special Counsel services to help you and your business entity access the personalised Criminal Law advice you need when you need it.
We can provide expert advice, guidance and strategy in Sydney to help you navigate all aspects of your Criminal Law matter, whatever it may be.
We can provide tailored criminal law advice regarding wrongful convictions and excessive sentences to assist with your legal appeal.
We can advise you of your rights and assist in managing your domestic violence matter to help you achieve a just result.
We can advise and assist you when faced with disciplinary action from your Regulatory Body due to an alleged criminal offence.
We can provide you with expert and strategic advice when summoned to appear before an ICAC hearing or Royal Commission.
We can work with you to identify grounds for civil litigation and assist you in quantifying your claims for the court.
Secure expert guidance through the complexities of administrative law with tailored advice and representation.
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Daniel Wakim has been working with Longton Legal over the past 10 years and has assisted our practice with respect our criminal law client base taking an advisory and consultancy role with Longton Legal as Special Counsel. He criminal law knowledge and strategy development is first class.
