

Jeremy Broadbent, the principal of Broadbent Legal, brings over three decades of extensive legal experience, proficiently navigating the complexities of both Victorian state and federal courts. Since establishing Broadbent Legal in 2016, he has been committed to providing exceptional legal services from their Melbourne office. Before founding his own firm, Jeremy honed his skills in commercial litigation at Oakley Thompson & Co, where he dedicated nearly 14 years and served as the head of the litigation department. His role involved managing a broad range of commercial litigation cases across all primary court levels, with frequent court appearances showcasing his formidable advocacy skills. Prior to his tenure at Oakley Thompson & Co, Jeremy worked as a factual insurance investigator at Lee Kelly & Associates. During this time, he specialised in public liability-related claims, which enriched his understanding of insurance matters. His legal journey began at Donovan & Howard, where he spent eight years working on general litigation, including personal injury cases, further building his comprehensive legal abilities. Jeremy's academic foundation includes a Bachelor of Economics and a Bachelor of Law from Monash University, completed in 1990. His early education at St Leonards College laid the groundwork for his successful legal career. With a deep commitment to his clients and an unwavering dedication to the practice of law, Jeremy Broadbent continues to be a respected figure in the legal community.
Head of litigation department

Principal
Broadbent Legal
Jun 2016 - Present • 10 years 5 months
Solicitor - commercial litigation
Oakley Thompson & Co
Jan 2002 - Sep 2015 • 13 years 8 months
Insurance investigator
Lee Kelly & Associates
Feb 1997 - Oct 2000 • 3 years 8 months
Solicitor - litigation
Donovan & Howard
Jan 1990 - Dec 1997 • 7 years 11 months

Bachelor of Economics, Bachelor of Law
Monash University
1984 - 1990
St Leonards College
1975
Last checked: 8 Sept 2026 • Checked with Victorian Legal Services Board