Ross McConaghy

Ross McConaghy is a Legal Practice Manager and co-founder of Jensen McConaghy, a firm established with Scott Jensen that is committed to building strong client relationships and delivering practical, results-driven legal services. With a career spanning over 30 years, Ross has concentrated exclusively on insurance and personal injury law. His expertise covers a wide range of insurance matters, including compulsory third party, workers compensation, professional indemnity, and public liability claims. Ross is highly sought after by major insurers for his strategic approach to managing claims, focusing on early and cost-effective resolutions. His extensive involvement in the insurance industry includes significant contributions to Queensland’s tort law reforms. Notably, he served as Solicitor to the Kennedy Inquiry and played a key role in drafting amendments to the Queensland WorkCover Legislation. He has also provided advice during the Ipp Review of the Law of Negligence and previously managed the legal services division of a large national insurer. He holds a Bachelor of Laws, was admitted as a solicitor in 1989, and is an accredited member of the Queensland Law Society with a focus in personal injuries law, having received the highest achievement award in this area in 2005. Ross is a longstanding member of the Australian Insurance Law Association and has been actively involved with the Queensland Law Society’s Accident Compensation and Tort Law Committee for two decades. His expertise has been recognised in the 2015 Doyles Guide as a leading Queensland lawyer in defendant compulsory third party, motor vehicle, and workplace accident insurance matters.