

Dom Nunan is a Senior Associate at AMK Compensation Lawyers with a robust background in personal injury law. Based in Brisbane, Dom brings over 15 years of diverse legal experience, having started his career in the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection as a Legal Support Officer. His legal journey continued at Cleary & Lee Lawyers, where he honed his skills in defendant insurer personal injury and employment law over an eight-year tenure. After completing his Bachelor of Laws at the University of New England, Dom furthered his expertise with a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from The College of Law Australia. His commitment to legal excellence was evident during his time at AMK Compensation Lawyers, where he served as a full-time lawyer for over seven years, shaping his practice in personal injury law. Dom's legal acumen was further developed during his part-time role as a Law Graduate with Cleary & Lee and a brief tenure at Wheldon and Associates. His educational foundation is bolstered by a Bachelor of Arts/Education from the University of Southern Queensland. Known for his dedication and client-focused approach, Dom has recently joined Gouldson Legal as an Associate, continuing to provide high-quality legal services throughout Queensland.

Associate
Gouldson Legal
Jul 2024 - Present • 2 years 4 months

Lawyer
AMK Lawyers
Nov 2018 - Present • 8 years

Law Graduate
AMK Lawyers
Nov 2018 - Oct 2023 • 4 years 11 months
Law Graduate
Cleary & Lee
Feb 2018 - Present • 8 years 9 months
Law Graduate
wheldon and associates
May 2017 - Jan 2018 • 8 months

Legal Support Officer
Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection
Nov 2015 - Nov 2016 • 1 year
Cleary & Lee Lawyers
May 2007 - Oct 2015 • 8 years 5 months

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
The College of Law Australia
2018 - 2019

Bachelor of Laws - LLB
University of New England (AU)
2009 - 2014

Bachelor of Arts/Education - BA
University of Southern Queensland
1999 - 2003

Downlands College
1991
Last checked: 8 May 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society