Dan Rogers

Dan is the Principal and Legal Director, a position reflecting his extensive expertise and leadership in the field of criminal law. Celebrated as one of the preeminent criminal lawyers in Queensland, his reputation extends nationally, as evidenced by consistent recognition in Doyle’s Leading Lawyers List across Australia. Holding a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) alongside a Bachelor of Arts with majors in psychology and criminology, Dan's academic prowess is further demonstrated by his Masters of Law (Honours) from the University of Melbourne. His academic contributions are notable, delivering lectures and presentations at Queensland Law Society conferences and seminars, in addition to guest lecturing at various universities. His scholarly work, which includes articles in law journals and contributions to legal texts on criminal law and human rights, strengthens his esteemed profile. Dan’s criminal defence practice is complemented by his representation of legal and health professionals facing disciplinary proceedings. His skills extend to conducting inquiries and workplace investigations, including coronial inquests and workplace health and safety prosecutions. Dan's advisory role to company directors and employees alike underscores his adept handling of complex legal landscapes. Internationally, Dan's experience is distinguished by his tenure at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, where he served in the Office of Public Counsel for the Defence. His international engagements continue, advising clients on matters such as international law, extradition, human rights, and justice administration. His dedication to social justice and human rights informs his practice, embodying empathy and commitment to those he represents. As a solicitor advocate, Dan exhibits ambition and confidence, often representing clients in higher courts himself, without the need for external counsel, showcasing his capabilities and direct approach. Dan’s empathetic nature and robust advocacy assist clients in navigating intricate legal challenges, facilitating a return to normalcy in their lives.