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Luke Ingham-Myers

Legal Practice Director

Luke has been practising as a solicitor since 1997, following two years in the Queensland District Court as a Judges’ Associate.

Luke’s primary practice areas are:

  • Personal injury law;
  • Queensland worker’s compensation;
  • Comcare (federal worker’s compensation);
  • Motor vehicle accidents;
  • Public liability (slip and fall claims);
  • Abuse claims;
  • Medical negligence;
  • NDIS claims;
  • Military compensation;
  • ​Commercial law;
  • Estate planning;
  • Probate and deceased estates.
  • Dispute resolution

His 25 plus years of practice have included time spent in top-tier law firms (Clayton Utz), senior in-house roles in banking and financial services (Suncorp and Allianz)) and technology start-ups (onthehouse.com.au).

Having enjoyed combined roles as General Counsel and Executive General Manager Corporate Services, Luke appreciates the balance required to negotiate the commercial realities of running a business, protecting assets and ensuring the long-term security over a company’s innovation and capital.

With over a decade working for insurance companies, Luke knows how they tick at both an operational and claims level. This knowledge is invaluable in achieving successful outcomes for our clients in personal injury and compensation claims.

Luke is a nationally accredited mediator (NMAS) and an Accredited Mental Health First Aider.

Memberships

  • Queensland Law Society
  • Nudgee College Advisory Council
  • Board Chair, Our Lady of the Rosary School
  • Tattersall’s Club
  • Victorian Racing Club
  • Honorary solicitor, Indooroopilly Canoe Club

Recent blogs by Luke

More Blogs
The process to transfer a liquor licence in Queensland

The process to transfer a liquor licence in Queensland
When buying a business in Queensland, there are a number of tasks you need to turn your mind to. This is particularly the case when the business you’re purchasing has a liquor license to supply or sell alcohol.
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Case review – informal Will accepted by the Court for a Grant of Probate

Case review – informal Will accepted by the Court for a Grant of Probate
When applying for probate, the original Will is required to be submitted with the application. There are requirements for what documents may or may not be considered a formal Will.
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A guide to probate in Queensland

A guide to probate in Queensland
An application for probate is an application to the court to request that it confirm a deceased person’s estate should be administered in accordance with their Will. Once approved, the court will issue a Grant of Probate, which basically provides the executor with permission to distribute the assets of the estate in accordance with the Will.
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Liquor licensing requirements in Queensland

Liquor licensing requirements in Queensland
Unless an accepted exemption applies, a liquor or wine license or permit is required for any person or organisation to supply alcohol in Queensland. There are many types of these licenses and permits which are suited for different businesses and community organisations.
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