Mohamed Bejjaoui

Mohamed Bejjaoui is a founding partner at Blackridge Law, where he has been practising since 2017. With a Bachelor of Business and Commerce and a Bachelor of Laws, Mohamed has developed a comprehensive legal practice focusing on criminal, traffic, family, and civil law matters. He represents clients at every level of the New South Wales court system, handling complex criminal cases such as murder trials, Supreme Court bail applications, and large-scale drug importation and supply. His expertise extends to dealing with kidnapping, firearms offences, fraud, and domestic violence proceedings. In addition to his criminal law practice, Mohamed advises clients on family law disputes, helping them navigate issues related to parenting orders and civil litigation. His dedication to his clients and impactful work in the legal arena have gained coverage in the Sydney Morning Herald, the Daily Telegraph, and other news outlets. The Daily Telegraph has highlighted Mohamed as one of Sydney's promising young lawyers making significant contributions to the field of criminal law. Recognised amongst Australia's leading defence lawyers, Mohamed provides clear guidance and works tirelessly to achieve the best outcomes for his clients, especially those facing challenging times, such as individuals concerned about losing their licence or dealing with domestic violence charges. Mohamed offers continuous support, available around the clock, with initial consultations provided at no cost and transparent fixed fee structures.