Paris Brotherton

Paris Brotherton is a solicitor admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia. She holds an honours degree in Laws and a Bachelor of Justice, majoring in Criminology and Policing, as well as a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from Queensland University of Technology. Paris has dedicated her legal career to criminal law, driven by a strong conviction that every individual deserves access to a fair trial and effective legal representation regardless of their background. She takes a personalised approach with clients, recognising the importance of understanding their unique circumstances to provide tailored advice aimed at securing the best possible outcome. Her experience spans a broad spectrum of criminal matters, from unlawful assembly to complex drug-related offences and cases involving sexual violence. Paris has appeared regularly in both metropolitan and regional courts across Queensland. She is meticulous in analysing evidence to identify weaknesses in prosecution cases and remains vigilant in exploring relevant legal nuances and novel points of law. Paris is committed to upholding the core principles of the justice system while striving to achieve the most favourable outcomes for her clients.