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Level 6, Hitachi Building 239 George Street 0.16 km
07 3210 667707 3210 6677
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97 048 966 099
Level 1, 217 George Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000 0.19 km
07 3237 760007 3237 7600
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93 532 291 985
Level 4, BNSW Chambers 33 Queen Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000 0.21 km
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15 125 481 361
288 Edward Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000 0.23 km
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level 2/331 George St, Brisbane QLD 4000, Australia 0.26 km
We are a Multi-Award Winning criminal law firm with offices in Brisbane and Gold Coast. Our Brisbane and Gold Coast criminal lawyers are representing people charged with offences from the most minor to the most serious.
Importantly, if you have been charged with an offence, seeking reputable legal help from a criminal law firm with a strong reputation for effective criminal law defence is essential. In our experience, unfortunately, people charged with an offence often make the mistake of not wisely choosing their legal representation. This decision can often lead to dire consequences.
Services:
Drug Offences
Assault Charges
Fraud & Dishonesty Charges
Burglary
Sexual Offences
Domestic Violence Offences
Murder and Manslaughter
Traffic Offences
Drink Driving
Disciplinary Law
192 Ann Street, Brisbane City QLD, Australia 0.27 km
The Military Legal Group at Slater and Gordon Lawyers is acknowledged as the largest legal practice in Australia acting on behalf of Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel and Veterans. Like DVA Advocates, RSL Advocates and ex-service organisations they provide legal insights for veterans in their dealings with the Department of Veteran Affairs.
Our goal is to achieve the best possible outcomes for our clients. We are fortunate that the size of Slater and Gordon enables us to provide specialist expertise in this area and provide legal services for vulnerable members of the Defence community who might not have otherwise had access to justice.