Rachel Porter

Rachel Porter is a distinguished lawyer with an extensive background in criminal law, advocating in the Children’s, Magistrates, District, and Supreme Courts of Western Australia. Her practice includes regular appearances for bail and sentencing hearings, and she is adept at briefing senior legal counsel on complex criminal cases. Her expertise extends to the negotiation and management of restraining order matters, demonstrating a comprehensive understanding of her clients' needs in sensitive situations. Rachel's dedication to criminal defence work has been acknowledged through her nomination as one of the Criminal Law Rising Stars for 2022 by Doyle’s Guide, highlighting her exceptional contribution to the field. Currently serving at TASIC Legal, she continues to provide exemplary legal representation and advice. Her previous role at Butlers Lawyers & Notaries solidified her reputation as a relentless advocate for her clients. Beginning her legal career as a Law Graduate for Tom Percy QC at Albert Wolff Chambers, Rachel gained invaluable insights into high-level legal strategies. Her early career as a paralegal with the Mental Health Law Centre in Western Australia laid the groundwork for her compassionate approach to legal practice. Rachel holds an Honours degree in Law and a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and International Relations from The University of Notre Dame Australia. Her academic background complements her practical legal skills, enabling her to offer clients well-rounded and insightful legal guidance.