Wounding Lawyer Bankstown | Expert Defence

Facing a Wounding Charge in Bankstown?

Blackridge Law is based in Bankstown and appears at Bankstown Local Court daily. As a specialist criminal defence firm located minutes from the courthouse, we provide immediate representation for clients facing assault charges in the Bankstown area. Bankstown Local Court handles a high volume of criminal matters and also hears overflow from Burwood Local Court.

If you have been charged with wounding, contact Blackridge Law immediately on 02 9159 9010 for a free, confidential consultation.

Bankstown Local Court

Court Address: Cnr Chapel Road and The Mall, Bankstown NSW 2200

What Is Wounding?

Wounding is a serious offence under sections 33 and 35 of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW). At common law, wounding requires the breaking or cutting of the skin. Wounding with intent carries a maximum of 25 years’ imprisonment and is strictly indictable. Reckless wounding carries up to 7 years (or 10 years in company). Defences include self-defence, consent, duress, and challenging whether the injury meets the legal definition of a wound.

How Blackridge Law Can Help at Bankstown Local Court

Immediate representation for wounding charges including bail applications
Review of medical and forensic evidence to challenge injury classification
Assessment of self-defence, causation, and intoxication defences
Negotiation to downgrade wounding to ABH or common assault
Representation in Local Court, District Court, and Supreme Court
Strong sentencing submissions to minimise penalties

Why Choose Blackridge Law for Your Bankstown Matter?

Blackridge Law is a specialist criminal defence firm based in Bankstown, appearing at Bankstown Local Court and courts across NSW. With over 15 years’ experience, a 97% success rate, and more than 5,000 cases closed, we are trusted by clients facing the most serious criminal charges.

We offer free initial consultations, fixed-fee pricing with no hidden costs, and are available 24/7 for urgent matters. Every client works directly with a senior criminal lawyer who oversees their case from start to finish.