Samantha Cook
solicitor
Samantha Cook graduated from Central Queensland University with a Bachelor of Laws in 2020.
Sam began her career with Dillon Bowers Lawyers as an administrative assistant in 2019. During this time Sam became well acquainted with administrative processes, case management, client correspondence, legal research, and analysis. After being admitted Sam began as a solicitor working in Native Title Law. Since being admitted, Sam has been involved in negotiating and drafting various agreements.
Sam’s tailored approach to problem solving allows her to expertly navigate clients through complex legal issues. Sam understands the stress involved with undertaking legal matters and such she strives to ensure excellent and efficient service on any level of matter.
Above all, Sam’s key focus is building strong relationships with clients and striving to achieve the best possible outcome. The combination of her experience, knowledge and happy to help attitude make her an amazing solicitor.
Areas of Practice
Indigenous Land Use Agreements;
Right to Negotiate Agreements
Cultural Heritage Management Agreements;
Cultural Heritage Management Plans;
Exploration Agreements;
Other agreements pursuant to the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 and Native Title Act 1993.
Sam also has experience in:
RNTBC compliance with the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 and the Native Title (Prescribed Bodies Corporation) Regulations 1999
Attendance at National Native Title Tribunal convened status conferences and mediations; and
Ongoing Corporation support.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Laws
Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
Contact Sam
P - 07 4721 2477