

Malcolm Stewart is an esteemed Director at Speed and Stracey Lawyers with over 30 years of dedicated service in the legal profession. Specialising in strategic advice on litigation and disputes involving tax and trusts, he has become a trusted advisor for high net worth individuals and large family offices. His recent work includes resolving major tax proceedings and advising on complex trust and superfund litigation, showcasing his deep expertise and commitment to delivering insightful legal solutions. Beyond his role at Speed and Stracey Lawyers, Malcolm serves as the Senior-Vice President of the Rule of Law Education Centre and the Rule of Law Institute of Australia, reflecting his dedication to promoting legal education and the principles of justice. He is also a Fellow of the Tax Institute of Australia, enhancing his authority in tax-related legal matters. Malcolm is particularly interested in cases concerning Government actions and constitutional issues, demonstrating his commitment to upholding the rule of law. His educational background from the University of Sydney, where he earned a Bachelor of Economics, Bachelor of Laws, and a Master of Taxation, provides a strong foundation for his distinguished career. His leadership extends to his role as Vice Chairman of Australia's Magna Carta Institute, underlining his commitment to advancing the understanding and application of fundamental legal principles. Through his various roles, Malcolm continues to influence the legal landscape and support the development of fair legal practices.

Managing Director
Speed and Stracey Lawyers
Jan 2016 - Present • 10 years 10 months
Vice Chairman
Australia's Magna Carta Institute
Jan 2016 - Present • 10 years 10 months

Vice President
Rule of Law Institute of Australia
Jan 2009 - Present • 17 years 10 months

Director
Speed and Stracey Lawyers
Jan 1996 - Present • 30 years 10 months

Master of Taxation
University of Sydney

Bachelor of Laws
University of Sydney
1981 - 1986

Bachelor of Economics
University of Sydney
1981 - 1986
Last checked: 10 Feb 2026 • Checked with Law Society of NSW