Cameron Meaney

Cameron Meaney is a respected solicitor with a deep connection to the Southern Highlands and Wollongong, regions that have significantly influenced his practice in criminal and traffic law. His ingrained understanding of these local areas has allowed him to cultivate strong, trustworthy relationships with his clients. Cameron's educational journey began with a double degree in Law and Commerce, specialising in International Economics, from the University of Wollongong. He demonstrated an early commitment to community service by founding the charity Young Clothes for Homelessness (YCFH), a venture that garnered him the Community Engagement Scholarship. This initiative focused on redirecting quality second-hand clothing to youth experiencing homelessness, operating through community-driven events and partnerships with local businesses to support the Wollongong Homeless Hub. Cameron's legal acumen was further honed through a pivotal internship with Morrisons in 2018, where he gained hands-on experience assisting solicitors in both courtroom settings and client interactions. This role affirmed his dedication to pursuing a career in criminal and traffic law. After completing his Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, Cameron was admitted as a solicitor. His practice is exclusively devoted to providing exemplary advocacy and legal counsel in the realm of criminal and traffic law. Cameron regularly appears before the NSW Local and District Courts, adeptly handling various legal matters including hearings, bail applications, sentences, trials, and appeals. His extensive experience encompasses cases involving sexual offences, assaults, alcohol and drug-related driving incidents, and proceeds of crime charges. Cameron Meaney's comprehensive skill set and dedication to his clients ensure that he delivers high-quality advocacy and legal advice tailored to each client's unique circumstances.