

Charlotte is a dedicated Solicitor at The Law Office of Conrad Curry, where she serves in the Personal Injury division. She joined the firm in November 2022, bringing with her an impressive academic foundation and a strong commitment to client advocacy. Charlotte completed her Bachelor of Social Science with Distinction and Bachelor of Law with Class I Honours at the University of Newcastle. She further honed her practical skills with a Diploma of Legal Practice from the same institution. Her journey into the field of Personal Injury law began during her tenure as a Paralegal, where she played a crucial role in assisting survivors of child abuse in securing compensation for their injuries. This profound experience ignited Charlotte's passion for championing the rights of plaintiffs and motivated her to delve deeper into the realm of Personal Injury law. Charlotte's practice now encompasses a broad spectrum of Personal Injury matters, including Workers Compensation, Work Injury Damages, Public Liability, and Motor Vehicle Accident claims. Her diverse practice areas reflect her commitment to providing comprehensive legal support to her clients. Outside the office, Charlotte balances her professional life with personal interests, such as reading and staying active. She enjoys spending time with her family's dogs, Friday and Pebbles, and maintains an active lifestyle by working out at the gym.

Associate
The Law Office of Conrad Curry
Jun 2024 - Present • 2 years 5 months

Solicitor
The Law Office of Conrad Curry
Oct 2022 - Present • 4 years 1 month

Solicitor
Shine Lawyers
Jan 2022 - Oct 2022 • 9 months

Law Clerk
Shine Lawyers
Aug 2021 - Jan 2022 • 5 months

Paralegal
Shine Lawyers
Mar 2021 - Sep 2021 • 6 months

Paralegal
Kelso Lawyers
Jan 2020 - Feb 2021 • 1 year 1 month
Law Clerk
University of Newcastle Legal Centre
Dec 2019 - Jul 2020 • 7 months

Bachelor's Degree, Social Sciences
University of Newcastle
2016 - 2019

Bachelor of Law (Honours)/Diploma of Legal Practice
University of Newcastle
2016 - 2020
Last checked: 15 May 2026 • Checked with The Law Society of NSW