Martin Daniel serves as the Director at HW Litigation, where he has been practising as a solicitor for over 25 years. Admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland and the Federal and High Courts of Australia, Martin has dedicated his career exclusively to commercial litigation. As an Accredited Specialist in this field by the Queensland Law Society, he handles a diverse range of commercial disputes. His expertise particularly shines in construction disputes. Martin has supported numerous local and national property developers, sub-contractors, and homeowners to navigate and resolve building contract concerns. His proficiency extends to body corporate and corporation matters, advising managers, committees, and company directors on commercial risks and disputes. Martin's academic foundation is robust, holding a Masters Degree in Intellectual Property Law. He has substantial experience with intellectual property disputes, covering areas such as trademarks, copyright, and confidential information. His career includes significant time in London within the financial services sector, where he tackled banking, investment, and financial disputes. Taxation is another area where Martin has showcased his skills, with particular attention to Goods and Services Tax issues. As a seasoned commercial litigator, Martin possesses a deep understanding of court processes and employs strategic approaches to mitigate risks and optimise outcomes for his clients. In addition to his practice, Martin contributes to the development of litigation rules and processes in Queensland as a member of the Queensland Law Society Rules Committee. His commitment to the legal field is reflected in both his professional pursuits and his engagement with industry leaders.
Legal Director
HW Litigation
Feb 2004 - Present • 22 years 9 months
Commercial Litigation Solicitor
Hickey Lawyers
Jan 2000 - Jan 2002 • 2 years
Masters of Law (Intellectual Property)
UQ Business School
2002
Bachelor of Laws - LLB
QUT (Queensland University of Technology)
1997
Bachelor of Applied Science - BASc
QUT (Queensland University of Technology)
1997
Last checked: 4 May 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society
