Adelaide lawyers providing quality and efficient legal services throughout South Australia.
With our Adelaide origins dating back to 1887, iconic South Australian law firm, Scammell & Co, has stood the test of time. Since our earliest days, Scammell & Co has been a pillar of support to the South Australian community. Offering legal services across a wide range of practice areas, Scammell & Co has earned an enviable reputation for delivering quality, efficiency, and value-for-money, which has contributed to the firm’s longevity and success.
At the core of Scammell & Co’s service proposition are our people – a dedicated and professional team of knowledgeable, experienced, and highly respected legal practitioners and support staff. Every one of the people you deal with are focused on delivering a positive client experience. From your no-obligation initial enquiry, right through to the completion of your matter, you will find us attentive, accessible, and proactive.
As always, our priority is to achieve the best outcomes possible. So, regardless if you are an individual, a business, community organisation or government body, contact us today for prompt, no-nonsense, practical legal advice and services.
Latest News and Blog Posts
The use of colloquial Aussie language could constitute threatening behaviour
Adelaide man, Paul Atkins, recently lost a Supreme Court appeal against an Intervention Order placed upon him by the District Court of South Australia. The Intervention Order came about after Mr Atkins sent his former lawyer a series of threatening emails and letters...
Compensation claims relating to cyclists injured or killed as a result of a motor vehicle accident
Despite changes to South Australia’s road rules in 2015 to make bicycle riding safer, cyclist injuries and deaths continue to rise. According to 2021 SAPOL data, there were 5 fatalities and a further 101 serious injuries, caused by accidents involving cyclists and...
Advice for the Executor of a deceased estate when dealing with a firearm
Gun ownership for legitimate purposes, such as the management of a family farm or other such rural property, is commonplace. When the registered owner of the firearm dies, the task of dealing with it generally becomes the responsibility of the Executor named in the...