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Mark Del Gigante is a seasoned legal professional with a career spanning several decades. He began his journey in the legal realm in 1986, focusing initially on commercial law in Sydney. In 1989, Mark returned to his roots in the Griffith/Leeton area, joining Lancaster & Del Gigante, where his commitment to community-based legal practice took shape. In 1993, Mark transitioned to Tierney and Dowd, quickly establishing himself as a key member of the team. Within just six months, he became a joint principal alongside John Martin, reflecting his dedication and expertise. Upon John's retirement in 2011, Mark assumed the role of sole principal, adeptly guiding the firm through the years until its merger with Patrick Dawson Law in 2023. Mark holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Commerce, which underpin his comprehensive approach to legal challenges. Outside the legal sphere, he is passionate about his local community and engages actively in outdoor sports, with golf and cycling being particular favourites. A connoisseur of good food and beverages, he delights in discovering quality meals, beers, and wines. Mark’s devotion extends to his family, friends, and his beloved dog, Carla, and he harbours a notable affection for chocolate.

Youth Law Centre at Legal Aid ACT

Solicitor
Patrick Dawson Law
Dec 2023 - Present • 2 years 11 months

Associate
Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
Mar 2023 - Dec 2023 • 9 months

Deputy Associate
Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
Aug 2022 - Mar 2023 • 7 months

Paralegal
Robinson + McGuinness Family Law
Feb 2022 - Aug 2022 • 6 months

Paralegal
Legal Aid ACT
Jun 2021 - Oct 2021 • 4 months

Administrative Assistant
Robinson + McGuinness Family Law
Dec 2020 - Aug 2022 • 1 year 8 months

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
The College of Law Australia
2023 - 2023

Bachelor of Laws - LLB/Bachelor of Criminology , Law
The Australian National University
2018 - 2022
Last checked: 14 May 2026 • Checked with The Law Society of NSW