Zac Reinke

Zac Reinke is a Senior Associate at Aitken Whyte Lawyers, where he contributes to the civil and commercial litigation, criminal law, and regulatory and discipline law teams. Admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2018, Zac began his legal career in 2013, gaining early experience clerking for a barrister focused on criminal and regulatory matters. Zac’s practice encompasses a broad range of areas, with a strong foundation in criminal and regulatory law. He frequently represents clients in courts across Queensland, handling matters that range from drink driving offences to complex charges such as money laundering and drug trafficking. His involvement extends to Commonwealth offences, including cases related to money laundering and drug importation, and he has represented clients in Commissions of Enquiry, notably the Trade Union Royal Commission. With a background as an investigator for the Queensland Legal Services Commission, Zac brings valuable insights into regulatory proceedings and investigations. This experience enhances his ability to secure favourable outcomes for clients under scrutiny by legal services regulators. He regularly assists both individuals and corporations involved in investigations or prosecutions by various regulators, including the Queensland Work Health and Safety Regulator, the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission, and Chartered Practising Accountants Australia in disciplinary proceedings. Zac is committed to clear and accessible communication, ensuring clients understand complex legal issues without jargon. His approachable manner fosters strong relationships with clients and their families, prioritising their interests at every stage. Since 2004, Zac has served as a member of the Queensland Law Society’s Occupational Discipline Committee, reflecting his ongoing engagement with professional legal standards. His legal expertise includes areas such as criminal defence, drink driving and traffic offences, domestic violence and protection orders, and litigation and disputes. Zac is recognised in Doyle’s Guide, highlighting his standing within the profession.