Profile: Areas of Practice:
Campbell Hangay accepts briefs in the areas of:

(i) Personal Injury;

(ii) Civil Litigation;

(iii) Criminal Law.


Experience as a Barrister:
Since being called to the Bar, Campbell Hangay has:

Prosecuted and Defended Worksafe prosecutions;
Prosecuted and Defended Local Government and VicRoads prosecutions;
Appeared in the Magistrates Court on both Indictable and Summary criminal matters;
Appeared in the County Court on Criminal Appeals from the Magistrates Court;
Appeared in Workers Compensation (statutory benefits) for both Plaintiffs and
Worksafe in the Magistrates and County Courts;
Appeared alone in Serious Injury (134AB) Hearings in the County Court;
Appeared as junior counsel in the County Court on 134AB Serious Injury Hearings and Jury trials;
Appeared in the Supreme Court on Practice Court applications;
Appeared in VCAT in the Retail Tenancies, Civil Claims and Freedom of Information lists.


Background:
In 2007 Campbell Hangay read with Max Perry.

Before being called to the Bar, as a solicitor Campbell Hangay practised for five years in the areas of criminal law, civil litigation, personal injury and worker's compensation.

Campbell Hangay began practise as a solicitor in the firm of Saines & Partners (now Saines Lucas) in Ballarat, later moving to Maurice Blackburn-Ballarat (now McGlades Personal Injury Lawyers).

During his time in Ballarat, Campbell Hangay appeared for two years as a VLA accredited duty lawyer in the Ballarat Law Courts.

Campbell Hangay then worked for Herbert Geer & Rundle (now Herbertgeer) in the area of worker's compensation.