Cameron is an expert in dispute resolution, having been a DR partner in a leading law firm and then a barrister at the independent Bar practising in commercial disputes. He is a trained mediator and an arbitrator on the panels of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration and the Beijing Arbitration Commission and has sat as sole arbitrator in a number of arbitrations. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, the Singapore Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration.

Cameron is also a registered adjudicator under an Australian construction security of payment scheme, has written over a dozen determinations and has advised on numerous applications for and responses to adjudications. A copy of most of his determinations can be found at the link below beginning with the number 16.

He has been the Editor-in-Chief of the Northern Territory Law Reports for over 10 years and the Executive Editor of the Northern Territory Law Journal since its inception. He has written published articles on a range of topics including security of payment, the court's jurisdiction, constitutional law, civil procedure, investigating construction disputes, double jeopardy in Crown appeals and the lure of working in-house, as well as regularly writing case notes for all Northern Territory Supreme Court decisions. Some of his published articles attached are:

• The Lure of In-House (2014) Singapore Law Society Gazette
• A guide to investigating construction disputes – CCH Construction Service
• [In]security of payment. (2010) 1 NTLJ 165
• Advocates’ liability for wasted costs. (2005) 16 ILJ 153
• The Territories and Kirk v Industrial Relations Commission (2011) 2 NTLJ 28
• The court’s duty to ascertain jurisdiction (2011) 2 NLTJ 13
• Double jeopardy in Crown appeals (2012) 2 NTLJ 176
• Spirit of civil procedure reforms bites (2012) 2 NTLJ 227