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K&L Gates’ key strengths lie in BTR, hospitality and leisure, as well as mixed-use development projects. In Melbourne, Will Grinter is proficient in urban redevelopments, and he co-leads the team with Sydney-based Sandra Steele. Also working out of Sydney, Samuel Brown is well-versed in infrastructure transactions, while Brisbane-based Chris Wille advises clients on lease backs. Paul Lalich, Andrew Scully, and Madeleine Ryan arrived to the practice from HWL Ebsworth Lawyers in August 2024.
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Testimonials
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- 'They show a strong commitment to understanding and meeting our needs. They understand the complexities of our business and offer innovative solutions. The team is very knowledgeable and lean on other practice areas of the firm to ensure our interests are properly protected.'
- 'K&L Gates has a significant international presence, which allows us as their client to cooperate with them across continents. Through their local partners and practices, clients get an international reach and relevant local advice at the same time. Especially for cross-border real estate transactions, K&L Gates is a very experienced and helpful partner.'
Key clients
- Lendlease Corporation
- NSW Ports
Work highlights
Acted for Orica on the divestment of Orica's 130 hectare industrial, logistics, and commercial development site at Deer Park, Victoria.
Acting on the multibillion-dollar Moonee Valley Park development, one of Melbourne's largest and most significant multi-stage urban renewal projects.