Michael Moussa

Michael Moussa is the Principal Lawyer at National Criminal Lawyers® and focuses exclusively on criminal law, driving the firm's success in handling some of Sydney's most high-profile cases. As a member of both the Law Society and the Criminal Division of the legal aid panel, Michael has established a reputation for his exceptional advocacy skills. Known for vigorously challenging prosecutions, his courtroom prowess has earned recognition nationwide as an outstanding criminal defence lawyer. Michael has been involved in numerous complex and high-profile criminal cases, dealing with charges such as Indecent Assault, Acts of Indecency, Fraud, Manslaughter, and Abduction. His experience extends across various courts, frequently appearing in the Local Courts, District Courts, Supreme Court of NSW, and the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal. He is deeply committed to ensuring justice for all clients, finding satisfaction in winning cases regardless of their complexity. In addition to general criminal cases, Michael handles Apprehended Domestic Violence Order applications, parole hearings, NSW Crime Commission proceedings, and Coronial Inquests. He has been mentored by some of the best in the field, including Supreme Court Judges and Senior Counsel. Michael is one of the few criminal lawyers in Australia to have completed a Masters in Law with a focus on Criminal Practice. Fluent in Arabic, he serves a diverse clientele in Western Sydney, notably within the Middle Eastern community. Michael's approach combines his ability to digest vast amounts of information with his skill in strategy formulation, often leading to dismissals and not guilty verdicts. He is an impassioned advocate for individuals wronged by improper police conduct, ensuring inquiries are conducted lawfully. Dedicated to providing precise legal advice, he carefully assesses each case to secure the best outcomes, helping clients move forward positively. His wealth of knowledge in criminal law ensures fair treatment throughout all proceedings, as he tenaciously defends the rights of those accused of criminal and traffic offences.