Stewart Levitt

Stewart Levitt serves as the Principal and Managing Partner of Levitt Robinson Solicitors, a firm he founded in 1983. His legal journey began in 1979, after graduating from the University of New South Wales with a Bachelor of Arts and Laws. He furthered his expertise with a Master of Laws from the University of Sydney and completed advanced negotiation and mediation courses at Harvard Law School in 2012. Known for his prowess in banking, finance, and insolvency litigation, Stewart's notable achievements include leading the Storm Financial Class Actions against major banks. His impact extends beyond litigation, as he is a recognised public commentator and advocate for policy reform, contributing significantly to Federal Parliamentary inquiries on various regulatory issues. Stewart's legal acumen is matched by his commitment to social justice. He was active in the Anti-Apartheid Movement and advocated for post-Tiananmen refugee rights. His involvement with the Palm Island Class Action against the Queensland Government marked a landmark victory, establishing him as a leading figure in human rights litigation in Australia. With a career that encompasses appearing in high-profile courts, advising international firms, and acting as a speechwriter for political figures, Stewart is a versatile lawyer with exceptional advocacy skills. He continues to influence the legal and social landscapes through his writing and activism, including his poetry anthologies, 'Too Soon to Be Late' and 'We Mortals'. Stewart's dedication to collaborative law and dispute resolution is evident through his academic achievements, including a Master of Dispute Resolution from the University of Technology, Sydney. His multifaceted career is a testament to his unwavering commitment to his clients and the broader community, advocating for those whose voices need to be heard.