Matthew Scott serves as a Senior Associate, offering a deep well of expertise in criminal law garnered over six years. His involvement in numerous high-profile cases has earned him recognition as a rising star in criminal law in the Doyle’s Guide 2024. A Brisbane native, Matthew completed his education at St Joseph’s College Gregory Terrace and pursued legal studies at James Cook University in Townsville, an experience that enriched his cultural perspectives. In 2019, Matthew embarked on his legal career and, by 2021, was admitted as a Legal Practitioner in the Supreme Court of Queensland. He is a familiar face in the Magistrates, District, and Supreme Courts across Queensland, handling a diverse array of criminal matters including sentences, trials, and bail applications. Matthew’s experience spans serious offences such as drug trafficking and murder, as well as minor offences like traffic violations. His skill also extends to representing clients in domestic violence applications, advocating for both the aggrieved and respondents. Matthew is dedicated to securing exceptional outcomes for his clients within the criminal justice system, driven by a passion to assist clients regardless of their circumstances.
Recognised as a rising star in criminal law
Doyle’s Guide
Last checked: 11 May 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society
