Cameron is a Solicitor and Notary Public within our specialist litigation team, having joined the firm in 2023.
Primarily specialising in private criminal defence, he conducts summary-level trials dealing with a wide range of offences. He frequently prepares more serious cases within the supreme courts. Cameron is extensively involved in defence work for serving police officers, registered foster carers, and a wide range of regulated professionals.
Cameron is also developing experience in media law, defamation, crisis and reputation management and niche commercial dispute resolution. He is also increasingly involved in high profile Public and Fatal Accident Inquires.
Prior to his solicitor training, Cameron demonstrated strong leadership qualities as President of his Legal Mooting Society, and latterly President of his Law School. In 2023 he was presented with the ‘Outstanding Contribution to Higher Education’ Trophy by Herald Scotland. In recognition of his achievements in court advocacy, he was selected to represent Scotland in the 2022 Telders International Court Competition before the International Court of Justice.
Cameron has also developed unique experiences through his various roles beyond the firm. He is a Company Director at Scotland’s largest Citizens Advice Bureau and one of the profession’s youngest solicitors appointed to the Law Society of Scotland’s Criminal Law and Public Policy Committees. Both senior committees allow him to represent lawyers across the country, lobby for Scottish law reform in partnership with other justice stakeholders and contribute to proposed legislation introduced by the UK and Scottish Parliaments.
Cameron has also recently undertaken a professional certification course in legal technology to gain a deeper understanding of the rapidly advancing technology within Scottish legal practice. This unique training enables him to champion the firm’s technological growth and embrace future innovations across the legal sector.
EXTERNAL APPOINTMENTS
EDUCATION
First Class Honours LLB (Scots Law)
