Michael Bosscher was born and raised in Melbourne and upon completion of his secondary schooling in the United Kingdom, he arrived in Brisbane to undertake his university degree. Throughout the course of his degree Michael worked full time for the Crown Solicitor’s Office as well as completing his degree on a full time basis at the University of Queensland.

Shortly after becoming admitted in 1994 Michael commenced his career in criminal law and is now one of the foremost practitioners in the field.

Michael is one of the driving forces of the firm and combined with his legal work, he is regularly sought after to contribute to industry events, continuing legal education courses and tertiary institutions.

Alison Campbell is the Legal Practitioner Director of Bosscher Lawyers and has worked in the criminal law field since 1994.

Throughout her career she has specialised as a Criminal Law, Spousal, Children’s and Victims Advocate.

Alison holds a Bachelor of Business from the University of Queensland together with a Bachelor of Laws from the Queensland University of Technology.

Alex began working as Law Clerk for Michael Bosscher in 2008 whilst studying his Business and Law degrees at the Queensland University of Technology,

He continued working in the Criminal Law after his graduation and has practiced solely in Criminal Law defence since being admitted as a Legal Practitioner in 2009. He has proved to be devoted to vigorously defending the rights of his clients and leaves no stone unturned in their defence.

Shortly after his admission, Alex was entrusted to manage the busy Sunshine Coast office, where he stayed for approximately 18 months before re-locating back to Brisbane in July 2011.

Claire is a solicitor in the Toowoomba office of Bosscher Lawyers. She holds a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of New England, and was admitted as a legal practitioner of the Supreme Court of Queensland in September 2011.

In 1999 Claire commenced work in the area of family law, and worked in this field throughout Queensland and the Northern Territory until her move to Toowoomba in 2006.

Since 2006 Claire has worked almost exclusively in the area of criminal law, completing her degree part time while working full time at a local Toowoomba law firm, and subsequently at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Naadira is a solicitor in the Brisbane office of Bosscher Lawyers. She holds Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce degrees from the University of Queensland, and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the Australian National University.

Naadira came to Criminal Advocacy after working as an undergraduate legal consultant for one of the big four accounting firms in Brisbane. Immediately before joining Bosscher Lawyers she worked for a small Criminal Defence firm in Brisbane.

Born in South Africa, but raised in Australia, Naadira has strong ties to the South African, Zimbabwean, and Muslim communities in Brisbane. She acts as a point of contact for individuals and their families subject to counter-terrorism investigations, and she has been involved in ongoing matters before the court in relation to same.

Samantha is a solicitor in the Brisbane office of Bosscher Lawyers. She holds a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) and a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Criminology) from Bond University. Samantha was admitted as a legal practitioner of the Supreme Court of Queensland in March 2014 after completion of the Legal Practical Training (PLT) Diploma.

Samantha appears almost daily before the Magistrates, District and Supreme Courts on a range of matters from traffic offences to serious drug trafficking and sexual assault matters.

Samantha is very passionate about Criminal Law and in particular making the journey through the Criminal Justice system as stress-free and simple to understand for her clients and their family as possible. Samantha takes the time to answer client’s questions and ensures that her client’s are up-to date with the progress of their matters.