Burke Mead Lawyers
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Burke Mead Lawyers is a personal injury and compensation firm with an office in Sydney. Its main work is injury and compensation claims, including workers compensation and motor vehicle accidents. Emma Mead, the Managing Director, is part of the team, and the firm says it helps clients right across New South Wales.
Recognition
The firm lists Doyles Guide awards for 2024, 2025 and 2026. These include Australia Leading Lawyer Public Liability Compensation (Plaintiff) for 2026 and Preeminent Lawyer Motor Vehicle Accident Compensation (Plaintiff) for 2025. A 2024 award from Three Best Rated names the firm among the top three compensation lawyers in Newcastle.
Areas of law at Burke Mead Lawyers
Personal injury
Other areas of law
The firm acts only for injured people, never insurers. Its listed areas are workers compensation, motor vehicle accidents, public liability, medical negligence, professional negligence, superannuation and total and permanent disability claims, institutional abuse and asbestosis. A notary public service is also offered. The firm describes its approach as personalised advice, strong representation and compassion and care. One customer said the team kept the family informed and was sensitive to their requests during a compensation claim.
Tips for visiting Burke Mead Lawyers
- ✓Confirm which office will handle your claim, as the firm has offices in Newcastle, Maitland, the Central Coast, Sydney and Dubbo.
- ✓Call 02 4902 3800 or use the enquiry form to book a consultation. The firm says there is no obligation to start.
- ✓Ask how the firm charges before you go ahead.
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FAQ about Burke Mead Lawyers
Is Burke Mead Lawyers an accredited specialist firm?
Yes. The firm says its team includes accredited specialists in personal injury law, and Emma Mead is one of them.
Which offices does Burke Mead Lawyers have?
The firm has offices in Newcastle, Maitland, the Central Coast, Sydney and Dubbo.
Does Burke Mead Lawyers handle family law?
No. The firm says it acts only for injured people and never for insurers, and family law is not one of its listed areas.