March 29, 2024
Doyle's Guide

Leading Construction & Infrastructure Litigation Lawyers – Victoria, 2017

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The 2017 listing of leading Victorian Construction & Infrastructure Litigation Lawyers details solicitors practising within the areas of contentious or “back end” construction, projects and infrastructure matters in the Victorian legal market who have been identified by clients and peers for their expertise and abilities in these areas.

Market Leader

Andrew Stephenson, Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Preeminent

Matthew Croagh, Norton Rose Fulbright
Tony Molino, Molino Cahill
Peter Wood, MinterEllison

Leading

Grant Ahearn, Norton Rose Fulbright
Meghan Cahill, Molino Cahill
Geoffrey Hansen, Herbert Smith Freehills
Jonathan McTigue, Clayton Utz
Peter Megens, Pinsent Masons
Steve O’Reilly, Clayton Utz
Nick Rudge, Allens
Anthony Whelan, Baker McKenzie
Paul Woods, Maddocks

Recommended

Nathan Abbott, Colin Biggers & Paisley
Joseph Barbaro, Corrs Chambers Westgart
Megan Calder, Piper Alderman
Ben Davidson, Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Jim Delkousis, DLA Piper
Kevin Frawley, Arnold Bloch Leibler
St John Frawley, Thomson Geer
Theo Kalyvas, HWL Ebsworth
Brigid Lloyd, Molino Cahill
Kim Lovegrove, Lovegrove & Cotton
Josh Marchant, Thomson Geer
Jos Mulcahy, Ashurst
John O’Kane, Hall & Wilcox
Alastair Oxbrough, Page Seager
Cameron Ross, MinterEllison
Penny Swain, Penny Swain Consulting

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