Gerard Mitchell

Gerard Mitchell is a Principal with over 25 years of experience in criminal law. He has earned a strong reputation across New South Wales for providing skilled and knowledgeable legal representation in complex criminal matters. Gerard's extensive courtroom experience and deep understanding of criminal law enable him to effectively advocate for his clients in some of the state’s most significant cases. Throughout his career, Gerard has been committed to keeping clients informed and ensuring their interests are diligently represented. Early in his career, he was selected to work on one of NSW’s largest criminal trials following investigations from the Wood Royal Commission, which brought him recognition as a prominent figure in criminal defence. Since then, he has continued to handle high-profile and complex criminal proceedings, playing a key role in shaping developments in the law. In addition to his practice, Gerard contributes to the legal community by delivering lectures to schools and aspiring law students during Law Week each year. He also accepts appointments from Legal Aid NSW, serving on panels that handle indictable offences, appeals, and complex criminal cases, reflecting his ongoing commitment to access to justice and professional development.