Stephen Dickinson is a Senior Associate in the firm. He was
admitted to practice in 2001 first joining a “boutique”
Adelaide firm primarily providing environmental and planning
advice to a number of large national mining and industrial
companies.
Stephen’s experience with that firm, as well as seven
years of employment in the hospitality industry, saw him join
Wallmans Lawyers’ Local Government, Planning and Liquor
Licensing Team. Within two years at Wallmans, Stephen was
promoted to Associate level and transferred to the firm’s
Commercial Litigation section.
Whilst at Wallmans Lawyers, Stephen specialised in commercial
litigation and dispute resolution, continuing to represent
Local Government clients and gaining further exposure to Industrial
Relations and Maritime Law.
Stephen gained broad experience in representing a range of
corporate and private clients in the Supreme, District and
Magistrates Courts of South Australia, as well as the Federal
Magistrates Court and the Industrial Relations Court. In 2006,
Stephen conducted his first trial as Counsel in the Administrative
and Disciplinary Division of the District Court.
Stephen joined Iles Selley Lawyers in January 2007 to broaden
his areas of practice and to follow his interest in criminal
law. He has since built a practice in the criminal jurisdiction
and is currently assisting Senior Counsel in a number of Supreme
and District Court criminal matters.
He maintains a significant commercial litigation practice
acting for corporate and private clients who find themselves
involved in disputes relating to trade practices, general
breaches of contract, copyright, debt recovery and insolvency,
as well as in the building industry.
In his spare time, Stephen is entering his fifteenth season
of cricket for the Adelaide University Cricket Club, currently
as the Club’s B Grade District Captain. He is a member
of the AUCC Committee and the AUCC Centenary Committee and
has represented the Club at both meetings and Tribunal hearings
of the South Australian Cricket Association.
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