Luke Vozella

Luke Vozella is the Principal Lawyer and a Public Notary at Vozella Lawyers, where he has consistently achieved outstanding results in criminal law across the ACT and New South Wales. Over several years, Luke has become a prominent figure in high-profile criminal cases involving jury trials, appeals, sentence proceedings, and bail hearings. His expertise was recognised in Doyle’s Guide, where he was included as a recommended criminal lawyer in 2024 and a Leading criminal lawyer in the 2025 edition. Luke's legal journey began after graduating as Dux from Marist College Canberra in 2007. He pursued his passion for law at the Australian National University, completing a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts. He further honed his skills with a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice with Merit in 2014 before being admitted to the register of practitioners of the High Court of Australia. As a practitioner member of the Law Society of NSW, Luke is also on the panel of Criminal Law and Family Law Practitioners for Legal Aid NSW and ACT Legal Aid. He serves as a duty solicitor at the Queanbeyan Local Court one week each month. With extensive experience in family and criminal law, Luke has appeared before significant courts, including the Federal Circuit Court, Family Court of Australia, and the Supreme Courts of the ACT and NSW. His courtroom involvement includes instructing in jury trials and conducting matters as counsel at final hearings, defended hearings, committal hearings, and sentence and bail proceedings. Outside the courtroom, Luke is an adept negotiator with a track record of successfully managing the withdrawal and reduction of charges. He excels in mediation conferences involving custody and property disputes. Clients value Luke's dedication to the integrity of the legal system and his pragmatic approach. Known for his straightforward style, he provides strategic legal advice tailored to clients' broader life circumstances. Luke is committed to passionately advocating for his clients’ interests, both in and out of court, ensuring that legal systems operate effectively and justly.