Australian Centre for Disability Law

Surry Hills, NSW

About us

The Australian Centre for Disability Law, established in 1994, is a distinguished Community Legal Centre dedicated to upholding the human and legal rights of individuals with disabilities and their supporters. Through expert legal advocacy, ACDL offers free legal advice, engages in selective casework and representation, and provides comprehensive referrals. The Centre is also committed to Community Legal Education, evident in its proactive approach to law reform and specialised projects. Its practice encompasses areas such as disability discrimination and domestic, family, and sexual violence. Primarily serving the people of New South Wales, ACDL ensures access to justice while guiding clients toward appropriate resources for matters outside its purview, such as NDIS inquiries.

Practice areas

Litigation & Disputes

Specialisations

Litigation & Disputes

The Australian Centre for Disability Law (ACDL) is committed to advancing the rights of individuals with disabilities through dedicated legal advocacy. With a focus on litigation and disputes related to disability discrimination, ACDL provides essential legal advice and representation to ensure that clients can effectively navigate the legal system and challenge unfair treatment. By engaging in selected casework, ACDL not only addresses immediate legal needs but also contributes to wider law reform efforts, advocating for systemic change that enhances the rights and opportunities for people with disabilities. Their comprehensive approach includes delivering Community Legal Education, which empowers clients and their supporters with the knowledge needed to understand and assert their legal rights.