Connor is a solicitor in the Sydney office of Stacks Goudkamp. He joined the firm in 2022 and was admitted as a solicitor in August 2026. Connor has a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Wollongong and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the College of Law. He is a member of the Law Society of NSW.
Connor started working as a paralegal while he was studying for his law degree. During that time he developed essential legal skills, including document drafting and proofreading, while helping clients in a compassionate and proactive way.
Before his admission, Connor worked within the Stacks Goudkamp workers compensation team. He subsequently joined the institutional abuse team, where he continues to work today.
Under the direction of Karina Goodall, Connor has been involved in a number of high-profile matters. This close proximity to clients has given him a greater appreciation of the experiences and challenges faced by those affected by institutional abuse.
His work in this area has given him the opportunity to help people navigate an extremely difficult period of their life and achieve a meaningful outcome. This has been one of his proudest achievements to date.
Although he initially aspired to work in corporate law, Connor discovered a passion for personal injury law. He has found it particularly rewarding to see the relief clients feel when their claims are resolved.
Connor is a positive person who is always trying to find a silver lining. He takes pride in his ability to show empathy and provide concise legal advice. He also enjoys challenging tasks that require out-of-the-box thinking.
Since meeting Tom Goudkamp, Connor has taken to golf in his spare time. He plays basketball and soccer when he can, and enjoys spending time in social environments, particularly with family and friends.
Connor has an interest in history and science and likes watching documentaries on these subjects. He recently adopted a German Shepherd. Training her has required a lot of time, which he has thoroughly enjoyed.
Connor has had the opportunity to work at his local Men’s Shed alongside his grandfather, who is a founding member. He likes to visit his grandfather there, believing it is a great program with many benefits, both for its members and the wider community.
