
Meet Steven
Born and raised in Mackay, Steven completed his High School studies at Pioneer High School, before moving north to complete his law degree at Townsville’s James Cook University.
During his law degree, Steven was offered a position as a law clerk with Macrossan & Amiet during University vacation periods.
After spending several stints with Macrossan & Amiet during his degree, Steven elected to commence his solicitor’s traineeship with the firm in 2006. Steven was admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland on 20 April 2007.
As a Mackay local, Steven is pleased to have secured a position with such a highly regarded local firm, that has a wealth of legal experience shared between its practitioners.
When Steven is not at work, he enjoys sporting pastimes including cricket, touch football and watching the National Rugby League.
Areas of Expertise
Steven has been involved in a variety of areas of practice in which he has been able to assist our clients achieve many successful outcomes. Steven primarily practices in criminal law, civil litigation, employment and workplace law, conveyancing and wills and estate matters.
Accreditations
Qualifications
Bachelor of Laws
Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland
Solicitor of the High Court of Australia
Affiliations
Member of Queensland Law Society
articles by Steven
News and Insights
Understanding Drink Driving Laws in Queensland
Queensland drink driving laws apply broadly to many vehicles, including bicycles and e-scooters. This article explores key offences, penalties, and the impact of the Everston decision on non-motor vehicle offences.

Preparing for Compliance with the Child Safe Standards under the Child Safe Organisations Act 2024
Sport and recreation organisations must implement the Child Safe Standards under the Child Safe Organisations Act 2024 by 1 April 2026 to strengthen child safety and ensure environments where children are safe, supported and empowered.

Double Demerit Points Queensland
The topic of Double Demerit points often arises during holiday periods and many people are often unsure whether or not Double Demerit points apply.

What happens to my marine licence if I have been convicted of drink driving?
If your Queensland driver licence is disqualified for drink driving, the disqualification does not automatically extend to your marine licence, however, the rules are not same if reversed.

No time limit to sue for victims of child sexual abuse
Childhood victims of sexual abuse can now commence a claim for damages for personal injury no matter how long ago the sexual abuse occurred and can include circumstances where the victim’s claim was previously determined to be outside the limitation period.

False Comments on Facebook results in order for damages
A recent defamation case decision shows that false comments about others on social media can constitute defamation and result in serious legal consequences.

Driving with an Interstate Driver Licence or Motor Vehicle
Have you relocated to Queensland? Have you transferred your Drivers Licence? Did you know you could be charged with unlicensed driving if you haven’t? What about your motor vehicles? Significant fines may apply.

Legislative changes for Sexual Offences
From 22 February 2023, terminology for certain sexual offences was amended to be consistent with other Australian states and territories.

Definition of a Mobile Phone
The Transport Operations (Road Use Management – Road Rules) Regulation has been amended to insert a new definition for a mobile phone.

Purple E-Scooters
There are about 300 Beam e-scooters in the Mackay area launching a new era of transportation for the region.