Welcome
Howden Saggers Lawyers is a prominent Queensland Criminal Law Firm with offices in Brisbane City, Springwood, Inala, and Southport. Our ethos is based around the premis that every person deserves a fair trial. And our expertise, coupled with our passion for criminal law will place you in the best position possible to deal with your case.
We have built a strong reputation in Queensland by doing the right thing by our clients, and working vigorously to defend their interests. Wherever you are based throughout Brisbane, Gold Coast, or Ipswich, Howden Saggers can assist you with your case.
Don't take a chance with your case. Your Initial consultation is free. Contact us today to discuss your needs. We are here for you 24/7.
Click on the links to view further information on our Brisbane, Inala, Springwood, or Southport offices.
Howden Saggers Lawyers are working as part of the defence team for Max Sica. Due to the extraordinary public interest in the Max Sica case, we have created a website, whereby you will find the latest updates and media reports pertaining to the case. Click here to view the site.
How can choosing an accredited Criminal Law specialist help you?
Facing criminal charges is a daunting experience for both individuals and their families. That's why it is important that you choose a firm that has accredited criminal lawyers managing your case. At Howden Saggers, criminal law is all we do, and we know the exact process to follow, whether its a simple or more complex matter.
Howden Saggers Lawyers have three solicitors that have achieved this accreditation, validating their level of expertise in criminal law. This gives our clients peace of mind that their matter is being handled by experienced, professional, and qualified criminal lawyers.

Peter Saggers BA LLB (Hons) JP Acc. Spec. (Crim.) - Qld
Mark Howden Bcom LLB Acc. Spec. (Crim.) - Qld
Michael Cridland B.Bus.Accy B.Laws Acc. Spec. (Crim.) - Qld
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