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Liam Campion

Liam is an accomplished litigator and advocate, with an exceptional track record in obtaining successful outcomes for his insurer clients. Liam specialises in coverage disputes and subrogated property recoveries, including in mass tort bushfire litigation. Liam acts across a broad spectrum of subrogated recoveries, including tortious claims in negligence, nuisance, and deceit, as well as contractual claims and claims made under statute including the Australian Consumer Law, the Building Act 1993 (Vic) and the Water Act 1989 (Vic). Liam practices across several jurisdictions, and has experience in the High Court of Australia, the Federal Court and the Supreme Courts of Victoria, Western Australia, Tasmania, South Australia, New South Wales, as well as lower courts throughout the country. Liam is trusted and respected by his clients for his ability to absorb complex technical evidence and voluminous documentation in a highly efficient manner. His strategic decision-making and ability to focus on ‘signal’ rather than ‘noise’ is fundamental in ensuring disputes are managed in an efficient and focused manner. It is this aptitude that has enabled Liam to develop a practice with a specific focus on mass tort, large loss and complex litigation. · Hall & Wilcox

AustraliaInsurance, Litigation

About

Liam is an accomplished litigator specialising in insurance coverage disputes and subrogated property recoveries, including mass tort bushfire litigation. He acts across multiple Australian jurisdictions (including the High Court, Federal Court and several State Supreme Courts) and is noted for managing large-loss and complex matters and absorbing complex technical evidence efficiently.

Practice areas

InsuranceLitigationSubrogationMass Tort

Office

Expertise

Coverage disputesSubrogated property recoveryBushfire litigationLarge-loss & complex litigationAustralian Consumer LawBuilding Act 1993 (Vic)Water Act 1989 (Vic)

Admissions

  • High Court of Australia
  • Federal Court of Australia
  • Supreme Court of Victoria
  • Supreme Court of Western Australia
  • Supreme Court of Tasmania
  • Supreme Court of South Australia
  • Supreme Court of New South Wales