Lawyers Who Put You First, Not Paperwork.

At Whitehall & Associates, we believe the law is about people—not just policies, procedures, and paperwork. We are committed to providing clear, practical, and compassionate legal support that prioritises your needs.

Our team takes the time to understand your situation, offering expert legal guidance with a personal touch. Whether you’re navigating complex legal challenges or simply seeking straightforward advice, we cut through the jargon to deliver real solutions that work for you.

With Whitehall & Associates, you’re not just another case file—you’re a person who deserves respect, transparency, and dedicated legal support. Let us handle the complexities so you can focus on what truly matters.

Our Team are Proud to Stand by You

At Whitehall & Associates, we are proud and privileged to stand by you as you navigate your legal journey. We understand that legal matters can be complex and challenging, which is why our dedicated team is here to provide unwavering support, expert guidance, and a compassionate approach.

Your concerns are our priority, and we are committed to standing beside you every step of the way. With Whitehall & Associates, you are never alone—we are here to advocate for you, empower you, and help you achieve the best possible outcome.

Personal Injury and Consumer Law

Institutional Abuse Matters

Our legal team specialises in handling cases related to institutional abuse with compassion and diligence. We are dedicated to seeking justice for the victims and ensuring accountability for the responsible parties.

Public and Product Liability

At Whitehall, we assist in public liability matters across Australia, where clients have been in slip and fall accidents, sustained injuries in shopping centers, or incidents in rental properties.

Negligence – Australian Consumer Law and Common Law

Under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL), manufacturers and suppliers must ensure their products meet safety standards.

Criminal Law

At Whitehall, we believe that a well experienced lawyer plays a crucial role in assisting a client in a criminal law matter by providing expert legal advice, strong representation, and strategic advocacy.

Property Law – Residential Sales and Purchases

Having legal representation in property matters, including residential sales and purchases in Australia, is crucial to ensure a smooth and legally sound transaction. Property law is complex, and at Whitehall,

Commercial and Business Law

Master Service Level agreements

MSA’s are contracts outlining the scope of the relationship between a company, or organisation and its service providers who deliver services to clients (of that company or organisation).

Commercial Leases

Why Have a Lawyer Draft a Commercial Lease? Having a commercial lease drafted by experienced professionals is essential for several reasons. A lawyer ensures the lease complies

Manufacturer Product Liability

Our team of experienced legal professionals aim to ensure that a manufacturer’s or suppliers reputation remains intact when facing a product liability claim. If you have a claim that your product is

Representing Medical Practitioners in Regulatory Matters

How can Whitehall assist you, as a Medical Practitioner, when facing regulatory action

Assisting Not for Profit Organisations

Whitehall can provide essential legal support to not-for-profit organisations (NPO) in several ways, ensuring compliance, minimising risks, and facilitating smooth operations.

Let’s Get Started

Get in touch with Whitehall & Associates today and experience the difference of a law firm that truly puts people first.

We go beyond the paperwork to offer personalised, transparent, and practical legal support tailored to your needs.

Unlike traditional firms, we focus on real solutions, clear communication, and genuine care for our clients. Whether you’re facing a legal challenge or need expert guidance, our team is here to stand by you every step of the way.

Reach out today and discover a law firm that puts you first.

Current News and Articles

Stay informed with Whitehall & Associates by keeping up to date with our latest blogs and articles. We provide insights on legislative changes, legal updates, and general law information to help you stay ahead in an ever-evolving legal landscape.

Greenwood v Department of Education [2025] NSWSC 969: Lessons for Institutional Abuse Litigation

The Supreme Court of New South Wales delivered its decision in Greenwood v Department of Education [2025] NSWSC 969

Landmark Clarification of Institutional Liability

When Proof and Pleadings Collide: The Lasting Impact of Trustees of the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle v AA

How Much Is Your Lawyer Charging

In New South Wales, legal costs are carefully regulated under the Legal Profession Uniform Law (NSW) (LPUL), alongside professional conduct rules and

Dead Mans Defence – Stay Proceedings – Recent Decisions in the High Court – 2025

Stay proceedings within institutional abuse claims, while an exceptional and highly discretionary remedy of the Court, continue to pose significant challenges

A Decade of Child Protection: SA Taskforce Rescues Over 370 Children from Harm

In a significant milestone for Australian child protection efforts, the South Australian Joint Anti Child Exploitation Team (SA JACET)

Current Law in NSW Regarding Claims for Physical Abuse in Institutional Abuse Cases

The law relating to claims for physical abuse in institutional settings in New South Wales has undergone significant reform

Key Decisions in Institutional Abuse since Royal Commission

Institutional abuse claims have gained significant legal and social attention in recent years, especially in Australia

How the Australian Consumer Law Impacts Your Business Contracts

In today’s dynamic business environment, understanding the legal landscape is not a luxury—it’s a necessity.

Power of Attorney vs Enduring Guardianship in NSW: What You Need to Know

In NSW, having both an Enduring Power of Attorney and an Enduring Guardianship is essential for responsible, proactive estate planning.

Due Diligence as a Purchaser in NSW: A Complete Guide to Pre-Purchase Property Considerations

Purchasing property in NSW is a legally binding and financially significant step that demands careful planning.

Physical Abuse Claims in Institutional Settings: The Current Law in NSW

The law governing claims for physical abuse in institutional settings in New South Wales has undergone significant transformation.

The ‘Dead Man’s Defence’ – Post Wilmot and Salvation Army and the Current Law in Stay Proceedings

Stay proceedings within institutional abuse claims, while an exceptional and highly discretionary remedy of the Court.

Consumer Guarantees and Remedies under the Australian Consumer Law

Pursuant to section 54 of the Australian Consumer Law (ACL), which forms Schedule 2 to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth).

The ‘Dead Man’s Defence’ and the Current Law: Stay Proceedings in Historical Institutional Abuse Claims

Stay proceedings within institutional abuse claims, while an exceptional and highly discretionary remedy of the Court.

Defences to Sexual Assault Offences: A Comprehensive Guide

Sexual assault offences represent some of the most serious charges in criminal law, attracting heavy penalties and substantial reputational damage.

The Evolution of Institutional Abuse Laws in Australia: A Historical Overview

Institutional abuse has been a dark chapter in Australian history, with countless survivors experiencing mistreatment in religious institutions, schools, orphanage.

Protecting Vulnerable People: The Future of Institutional Abuse Prevention Laws in Australia

Institutional abuse remains a significant concern in Australia, with vulnerable individuals particularly children, people with disabilities, and the elderly.

Survivors’ Voices in Court: The Impact of Victim Testimony in Institutional Abuse Cases

Institutional abuse cases have long been a contentious issue in Australia, with survivors of abuse often facing significant barriers to justice.

Recent Decisions by Australian Courts in Institutional Abuse Claims: A Comprehensive Overview

Institutional abuse claims have gained significant legal and social attention in recent years, especially in Australia, as survivors of abuse seek justice.

The Public Interest and Merit Grounds for Withdrawing Offences in NSW: An Analysis of the DPP Guidelines

In the criminal justice system of New South Wales (NSW), the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) holds discretionary power to withdraw charges

Bird v DP – The Future of Vicarious Liability in Institutional Abuse Claims

On November 13, 2024, the High Court of Australia delivered a landmark judgment in Bird v DP (a pseudonym) [2024] HCA 41,

The Application of Section 14 of the Mental Health and Cognitive Impairment Forensic Provisions Act 2020 in Criminal Law Matters and How a Lawyer Can Assist in Preparing a Client for Such an Application

The intersection of mental health, cognitive impairment, and the criminal justice system presents unique challenges.

The Limits of Judicial Discretion in Decision Making in Australia: A Focus on Criminal Law Matters

Judicial discretion is a fundamental aspect of the legal system in many common law countries, including Australia.

The Common Law Principle of De Minimis and Its Application to Criminal Law Matters in Australia

The principle of de minimis non curat lex—commonly referred to as the "de minimis" principle—holds that the law does not concern itself

Why You Should Always Have Legal Representation When Dealing with NSW Police

Dealing with the police can be a daunting experience, particularly in New South Wales (NSW), where law enforcement has significant powers to

Trauma-Informed Practice in the Legal Profession: A Comprehensive Overview

The legal profession is often viewed as a field driven by logic, procedure, and analysis. However, beneath the structured environment, there lies

An Analysis of High Court Decisions: Willmot v Queensland [2024] HCA 42 and RC v The Salvation Army (Western Australia) Property Trust [2024] HCA 43

In November 2024, the High Court of Australia delivered two landmark judgments.

Implications of High Court Decisions: Willmot v Queensland [2024] HCA 42 and RC v The Salvation Army (Western Australia) Property Trust [2024] HCA 43

The High Court's emphasis on the possibility of a fair trial, despite the passage of time, may prompt institutions to reevaluate their

Defences Available for a Manufacturer Under Australian Consumer Law and Common Law: A Focus on Third-Party Acts or Omissions

Under Australian law, manufacturers can be held liable for defective products that cause harm to consumers.

Putting the “Human” back into Legal Practice

The integration of trauma-informed practice within a law firm requires an understanding of the impact trauma has on an individual.

Organisational Liability & Psychosocial Hazards In The Government and Not-For-Profit Sector

The recent SafeWork NSW investigation into the Coffs Harbour Community Corrections office for its hazardous workplace culture raise important considerations.

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The team has handled my matter exceptionally well. When there are times that I have not understood things, I always receive a phone call back within the hour or the same day and everything is explained to me clearly. The client engagement throughout my matter has been unreal. Every time I have called, whether it has been first thing in the morning or 8 0’clock at night, I have always had access to my solicitor, Daniela.

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