Level Twenty Seven Chambers

Regarded as ‘a leading chambers in Queensland’, Level Twenty Seven Chambers advises on commercial litigation and arbitration as well as public law. The floor contains experience in financial services, accounting, tech and insurance matters, with increasing strength in disputes that raise an international element. Appearing before the Federal Court, Stewart Webster KC acted for the defendants in ASIC v Macrolend, a dispute concerning alleged misrepresentations to investors and unlicensed financial services. Prior to his appointment to the Queensland bench, Shane Doyle KC (as was) successfully acted for Chevron in CBI Constructors v Chevron, re-instating an arbitral award overturned by a lower court. Sarah Spottiswood appeared in Alumina and Bauxite Company v Queensland Alumina, where the court considered the scope of Australian sanctions on Russia after a company’s refusal to trade with a counterparty incorporated in Russia.