People

Frances has extensive experience and knowledge of compulsory third party (CTP) insurance law, from almost 25 years’ representing insurers.

Mark is an experienced litigator across a number of jurisdictions in the insurance fields of professional indemnity, Directors and Officers and product liability.

Sarah is highly sought-after for her practical and timely expertise in building & construction, and commercial litigation.

Mark has almost three decades’ experience representing insurers’ interests in compulsory third party, public liability, and life and disability matters.

Ben specialises in Government and Administrative Law / Public Law. He advises government clients in relation to a range of policy, regulatory, legislation and litigation matters.

A skilled and experienced lawyer, Madelaine’s principal practice is in compulsory third party claims (CTP), worker’s compensation and public liability law.

Sean is a senior adjudicator under security of payment legislation in seven of Australia’s States and Territories, and has acted in more than 300 adjudications with amounts in dispute up to $100m.

Emma acts in defence of professional indemnity and personal injury insurance claims and for employers and Government in workplace and industrial law matters.

Lauren is an experienced insurance litigator who has worked across numerous business lines in various jurisdictions, although she primarily practices in the ACT.

Joel is an experienced projects lawyer who advises principals and contractors on the structuring, documentation and delivery of major construction, procurement and services projects.

Danielle is a highly experienced lawyer with over ten years’ experience in the insurance industry and whose primary areas of practice cover CTP claims and workers compensation.

Tina has expertise in a wide range of corporate and commercial law issues and transactions, mergers and acquisitions, governance compliance and risk, competition issues and intellectual property.

Joan’s insurance practice focuses on indemnity disputes, public liability, product liability and professional indemnity claims arising from diverse circumstances.

Alwyn is seen as a statesman in the insurance law sector, having specialised in motor vehicle compensation for more than three decades.

Kathryn has extensive experience in the area of compulsory third party (CTP) insurance law representing insurers. She specialises in major and complex claims.

Christopher is experienced and registered as both an architect and a solicitor, bringing a unique perspective to his work on his clients’ array of construction, infrastructure and projects matters.