Kerry Splatt is the Principal Lawyer at Splatt Lawyers and an esteemed figure in the legal community with over 40 years of experience in personal injury law. A graduate of the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws, Kerry is an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law, having maintained this accreditation for 25 years. His commitment to providing quality legal services to Queenslanders is evident through the firm's policies, which include a 100% no-win, no-fee arrangement and capped fees, ensuring access to justice regardless of financial circumstances. Kerry founded Splatt Lawyers with a vision to create a "fair go" law firm dedicated to helping Brisbane and Queensland residents comprehend their legal rights. Under his leadership, the firm has grown, guided by his deep understanding of Queensland compensation legislation. Kerry's legal expertise encompasses CTP claims, car accident claims, work injury damages claims, workers compensation claims, and public liability claims. His dedication to the legal profession has been recognised by the prestigious QLS 25-Year Accredited Specialist Award, presented by the Honourable Chief Justice Bowskill of the Supreme Court of Queensland. This accolade underscores Kerry's significant contributions to personal injury law and his ability to achieve optimal outcomes for his clients. He has also been active in various legal committees, including the Accredited Specialist Board of the Queensland Law Society and the Consumer Law Committee of the Law Council of Australia, where he has influenced significant legal reforms. Kerry's extensive experience and accolades affirm his position as a trusted legal advisor, committed to serving the Queensland community with integrity and expertise.
Principal Solicitor
Splatt Lawyers
Jan 1996 - Present • 30 years 10 months
Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
The University of Queensland
Senior Education
St Joseph's College, Gregory Terrace
25 years as a Personal Injuries Accredited Specialist in Queensland
Queensland Law Society (QLS)
Last checked: 5 May 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society
