James Law

James Law is an independent Queensland firm with 2 Queensland offices. This profile compares the firm on the same checked facts as every firm in our directory.

Best for: Claims run by a QLS Accredited Specialist principal at a small Brisbane Bayside practice, including death and dependency claims

67/100Our score

Ranked 24th of 132 Queensland personal injury law firms

Has QLS Specialist
Doyle's lawyer

2 Queensland offices
Independent Queensland firm
5 of 8 claim types

Facts checked 20 October 2026 against public records · How this score is made up

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How the score is made up

Has a QLS Accredited SpecialistLeeha James

25/25

Doyle's Guide 2025/2026Lawyer listed 2026

8/20

Google rating4.3★ from 16 reviews

10/20

Published fee termsPublished on the firm’s website

15/15

Claim types offered5 of 8

6/10

Queensland office network1 region

3/10

Total

67/100

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Key facts

Facts checked 20 October 2026 against public records. Open the sources below to check them yourself.
Fact	Details
Has a QLS Accredited Specialist (personal injuries)	Yes Leeha James (QLS register: Leeha Patricia James), Accredited Specialist, Personal Injuries Law
Doyle’s Guide	A lawyer is listed (2026) Leeha James: Recommended in Medical Negligence Compensation Lawyers (Plaintiff), Queensland, 2026
Google rating	4.3 (16 reviews)Source: Google Maps, checked 22 October 2026
No win no fee	Some claims only
Published fee terms	States that ‘In appropriate cases, James Law will act on a speculative (no-win, no-fee) basis’, assessed case by case and set out in writing. A Costs Agreement and Disclosure Notice are provided if retained. Any limit or cap and stage-based arrangements are explained before engagement. An initial consultation is provided without charge. No published detail on uplift fees, disbursements or the 50/50 rule.
Claim types	Car accident (CTP), Medical negligence, Public liability, TPD & superannuation, Workers compensation
Queensland offices	2 Murarrie (Brisbane Bayside), postal PO Box 2191 Tingalpa
Main office	Building 1, Ground Floor, Gateway Office Park, 747 Lytton Road, Murarrie QLD 4172
Legal name	James Law Pty Ltd
ABN	69 609 935 837
Firm type	Independent Queensland firm
Founded	Not published
Related firms	None known

About James Law

James Law is a personal injury, insurance and compensation practice. Its office is at Building 1, Ground Floor, Gateway Office Park, 747 Lytton Road, Murarrie. The firm describes itself as a Brisbane Bayside law firm. James Law Pty Ltd (ABN 69 609 935 837) operates the practice. ABN Lookup shows the company as active from December 2015. It also shows the company adopting its current name in March 2016.

Lawyers and accreditation

Leeha James is the director and principal. The Queensland Law Society register lists her as an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injuries Law. The firm’s About page states that she has represented clients for more than 25 years. It adds that her focus is fatal and catastrophic injury, complex injuries and workplace matters.

The register also lists three solicitors at the firm: Leeha James, Simon James and Jessica Hodge. Each has personal injuries law as their area of practice. In addition, the firm says clients deal directly with the lawyer responsible for their matter throughout. Doyle’s Guide lists Leeha James of James Law as ‘Recommended’ among Queensland medical negligence compensation lawyers (plaintiff) in 2026.

Claims handled

The firm’s services pages cover work injury and workers’ compensation claims, as well as motor vehicle accident claims (including cyclists and pedestrians). They also cover medical negligence, disability, TPD and superannuation insurance claims, and death and dependency claims. In addition, they cover occupational cancer claims, including firefighter cancer claims under Queensland’s presumptive legislation. Its homepage also lists public liability and occupier’s liability claims.

Fees and costs

On fees, the firm states that in appropriate cases it will act on a speculative (no win, no fee) basis. It says it assesses this case by case and sets it out in writing. If retained, it provides a Costs Agreement and Disclosure Notice. It also says it explains any cap or stage-based cost arrangement before engagement. The firm offers an initial consultation without charge and with no obligation to proceed. Finally, it publishes a page on referral fees and claim farming in Queensland.