Margalit Injury Lawyers is proud to again be recognised in the 2026 Doyle’s Guide, with our firm, Managing Principal Michel Margalit and Principal Solicitor James Richardson recognised across several areas of plaintiff injury law in Victoria.
This year, the firm has been recognised across three practice areas in Victoria: –
- Leading Work Injury Compensation Law Firms (Plaintiff)
- Leading Public Liability Compensation Law Firms (Plaintiff)
- Leading Motor Vehicle Accident Compensation Law Firms (Plaintiff)
Our Managing Principal, Michel Margalit, has also been recognised for the sixth consecutive year, with recognition across Work Injury Compensation and Public Liability Compensation.
Reflecting on this year’s recognition, Michel said: “To be recognised by your peers is always meaningful, but to see both our lawyers and the firm recognised again this year is something I’m particularly proud of. These results reflect the calibre of our whole team and the care, commitment and expertise they bring to our clients every day.”
James Richardson has now been recognised for the third consecutive year, Recommended among Victoria’s Leading Motor Vehicle Accident Compensation Lawyers.
James said the recognition was particularly meaningful because of where it comes from: “It’s a privilege to be recognised by other lawyers working in this area. Our clients often come to us at a really difficult point in their lives, and the most important thing is always doing the work well, giving clear advice and helping them navigate what can be an unfamiliar and challenging process.”
Doyle’s Guide rankings are peer-reviewed, with lawyers recognising other lawyers and firms for the quality and expertise of their work. That makes these acknowledgements particularly meaningful to us.
While Michel and James have been recognised individually, achievements like these are also a reflection of the broader team behind them.
A huge congratulations to our lawyers and everyone at Margalit Injury Lawyers whose care, expertise and dedication to our clients make recognition like this possible.
