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lindsAY allan-mcconchie

D   08 9220 0418
M   0423 732 958
E LMcConchie@francisburt.com.au
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Year of election to the Bar:
2020

Civil

Arbitration and mediation
Arbitrators and mediators

Personal injuries
Appellate
Judicial review - workers compensation
Work injury damages
Workers compensation

Torts
Appellate
Intentional torts
Negligence
Professional negligence

Criminal

State offences
Crimes against the person
Drugs
Financial crime
Fraud
Juvenile justice
Money laundering
Sexual assault
White collar and corporate crime

Commonwealth offences
Crimes against the person
Drugs
Trafficking
White collar and corporate crime

family

Restraining orders

public

Public and administrative
Disciplinary proceedings

Lindsay Allan-McConchie was elected to the Bar in 2020 and joined Chambers under the pupillage program.  

Under the mentorship of some of the State’s most accomplished senior barristers at Chambers, Lindsay specialises in criminal practice and personal injuries.

Lindsay commenced her legal career under the supervision and guidance of two of Darwin’s most prominent Queens Counsellors, as well as a former Magistrate of the Northern Territory. Having assisted in one of the Territory’s most prominent murder trials, DPP v Deacon, and through its appeal, as well as other major jury trials in the Territory, Lindsay offers well established problem solving, research and analytical skills.

Lindsay has since worked for Legal Aid in both the Northern Territory and Victoria offering duty lawyer services and restraining order advocacy. Lindsay spent the year prior to joining the bar in personal injuries litigation at a national firm where she specialised in public liability, workers’ compensation and victims of crime compensation.

Known for her ability to be a persuasive and passionate advocate, Lindsay takes on all matters with a fierce commitment to legal ethics and a robust justice system.

In Lindsay’s personal time, she is the lead singer of two bands and enjoys the sport of weightlifting

Date of admission: 2016

Qualifications: Bachelor of Laws, Charles Darwin University; Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice and Certificate of Legal Business, College of Law; Mediation Accreditation, Community Justice Centre (NT).