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Russo Lawyers & Associates
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Samuel Russo

Samuel Russo

Principal & Founder Russo Lawyers & Associates

elbourne, VIC
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About Samuel

Samuel Russo, the Principal and Founder of Russo Lawyers, is a dynamic and dedicated lawyer renowned for his commitment to criminal law and ensuring access to justice. Based in Melbourne, Samuel established his boutique criminal defence firm with the aim of providing strategic, fearless, and client-focused representation throughout Victoria. His disciplined approach is characterised by strong advocacy and meticulous attention to detail, earning him a reputation as one of Victoria's esteemed criminal lawyers. Samuel possesses extensive experience across all facets of criminal law, including cases involving murder, sexual offences, drug offences, family violence, fraud, firearms and weapons offences, theft, and driving matters. He is deeply committed to guiding his clients through stressful and uncertain times, ensuring they fully understand their options while tirelessly working towards the best possible outcomes. Samuel began his legal journey as a Court Registrar at the Magistrates' Court of Victoria, where he gained invaluable insights into court operations, evidence management, and the hallmarks of prepared advocacy. He regularly appears in the Magistrates' and County Courts of Victoria and handles matters in the Supreme Court and the Children's Court. His practice encompasses a broad spectrum of criminal matters, ranging from drug offences, assault, and property offences to serious indictable charges such as murder and manslaughter, as well as traffic and online sexual offences. Samuel holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Victoria University. As a proactive advocate, Samuel's representation spans seven core areas within the Victorian and Commonwealth courts: drug offences, assault and serious violence, intervention orders, murder and manslaughter, sexual offences, property offences, and traffic and drink driving offences. His insights as a former Court Registrar contribute significantly to his capability to manage legal processes effectively. Samuel's admission to practice in Victoria was facilitated by the Victorian Legal Admissions Board, with his regulatory authority being the Victorian Legal Services Board + Commissioner. Through Russo Lawyers, Samuel combines strategic preparation with direct principal access and focused courtroom advocacy, making a meaningful impact on clients across Victoria.

Practice areas

Criminal & Traffic

Contact information

elbourne, VIC

Level 19, 263 William Street, elbourne, VICWebsite

Practice certificate

Name
Samuel Russo
Specialisations
Criminal Law, Family Violence/Statutory Offences
Certification type
Principal with Trust
Region
VIC

Last checked: 22 Jun 2026 • Checked with Victorian Legal Services Board

Practice areas

Criminal & Traffic
  • Criminal Law
  • Domestic Violence
  • Driving Offences