Jeremy King.
Principal.
Accredited Specialist
Injury Law
"Thanks for listening to me and telling me your story."
Many of Jeremy's clients regard him as a great listener. They also commend him for taking the time to explain things to them - and believing their story.
Jeremy is a personal injury lawyer with two discrete areas of expertise - police misconduct and TAC compensation claims.
For the latter, he is very experienced at running TAC (motor vehicle accident) compensation claims. Jeremy was one of the four plaintiff lawyers involved in drafting the revised TAC Common Law, Impairment Assessment and No-Fault Dispute Resolution Protocols between 2014 and 2016. This was a long-term project between the Transport Accident Commission, the Law Institute of Victoria and the Australian Lawyers Alliance.
He is also an active member of the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) Legal Liaison Group.
No-one litigates against Victoria Police more than Jeremy.
He leads the firm's renowned police misconduct team and is responsible for extensive advocacy for reform of police oversight includes making submissions to the IBAC Parliamentary Committee’s Inquiry into the External Oversight of Police Corruption and Misconduct in Victoria and giving evidence at the public hearings held by this Committee.
He is regularly interviewed by the media and publishes on police misconduct matters.
Jeremy has recently been involved in high profile police misconduct cases including Hares and Hyenas, Chris Karadaglis and Dr Kim Proudlove.
Jeremy was interviewed on 60 Minutes Australia in their special investigation exposing shocking alleged police brutality.
He was the lead lawyer, along with Merys Williams, who represented Jessie Scarlett-Rhodes, a young education employee who was handcuffed and hurled headfirst into a divvy van, causing head injuries and a fractured nose. Ms Scarlett-Rhodes was charged by police after she made a complaint, and had her complaint dismissed following a police internal investigation.
Fighting for people's rights.
Countless lawyers claim to fight for social justice. Jeremy lives and breathes it every day.
On top of his advocacy work, he represents Volunteer Firefighters in Victoria and has provided pro bono legal assistance to refugees being held at the Nauru Regional Processing Centre.
Jeremy is an Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury and the head of the firm's personal injury law team.
Recognised in Doyles Guide 2021
Recognised in Doyles Guide 2020
More from Jeremy.
More than 1000 Victoria Police ‘working without authority’ due to ‘administrative’ bungle
More than 1000 police officers, Protective Services Officers (PSOs) and custody officers have been working in Victoria without proper authorisation for eight years, with urgent legislation needed to correct the “administrative error”.
‘They never had the power to be police’: Defence lawyers scramble to identify cases
Defence lawyers are scrambling to identify potentially thousands of cases involving Victorian police, who never had the power to act as officers, following an error that the government says will be fixed with retrospective legislation.
Robinson Gill Personal Injury Principals Named in 2021 Doyle’s Guide 2021 List
The Doyle’s Guide Awards recognises the best firms, lawyers, and barristers across the country. The annual review results are objectively compiled based on independent and extensive research and interviews focused on both consumers and providers of legal services.