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Ben Hopper brings over 24 years of extensive experience dealing with complex legal matters. His career began in law enforcement as a Detective Chief Inspector with the NSW Police, where he handled organised crime, fraud, terrorism, and serious offences, providing him with a deep understanding of criminal law and investigative processes. Ben’s legal practice encompasses estate litigation, property law, employment and industrial relations, as well as criminal defence. He is recognised for his vigorous advocacy and determination to achieve the best outcomes for his clients. Ben’s qualifications include a Bachelor of Laws, a Bachelor of Policing (Investigations), and several postgraduate degrees in legal practice, leadership, investigations, and security studies, reflecting a strong foundation of both academic knowledge and practical skill. Throughout his career, Ben has received multiple accolades, including the Community Partner of the Year Award from South West Sydney Legal Aid, Local Police Officer of the Year, and the Executive Dean’s Award for Academic Excellence. His involvement in high-profile judicial reviews and investigations has earned him commendations and reinforced his reputation for strategic and client-centred representation. Ben’s unique blend of legal expertise and investigative experience makes him a valued advocate for his clients.

Solicitor
Jason Parker Legal
Mar 2025 - Present • 1 year 8 months

Law Clerk
Jason Parker Legal
Sep 2024 - Mar 2025 • 6 months

Advanced Diploma, Investigations
Charles Sturt University

Certificate of Strategic Thinking
University of Sydney

Diploma, Project Management
University of New England (AU)

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, Law
The College of Law Australia

Bachelor of Laws - LLB
University of New England (AU)
2022 - 2024

Graduate Certificate, Terrorism and Security Studies
Charles Sturt University
2019 - 2022

Bachelor of Policing (Investigations)
Charles Sturt University
2006 - 2008
Last checked: 27 Oct 2025 • Checked with The Law Society of Tasmania