JD, BA (Hons)
Construction, Infrastructure & Projects
Krystal is a projects lawyer who specialises in front end project development, documentation and negotiation. She has worked in private practice and in-house roles in Australia and overseas, including a five-month secondment to a national construction group with an annual revenue approaching $1 billion.
Krystal’s experience includes advising clients in all areas of the project life cycle, from structuring, risk allocation and tendering through to negotiation and project delivery. She advises government clients, developers, contractors, operators and consultants on a wide range of major infrastructure projects including ports, solar, waste, mining and social infrastructure. Krystal also advises clients on regulatory and compliance issues including modern slavery and other matters relevant to construction and infrastructure.
Prior to joining Holding Redlich, Krystal gained back end litigation experience acting for two of the largest residential builders in Australia in disputes involving private homeowners and the Queensland Building and Construction Commission and the New South Wales Office of Fair Trading.
Krystal has been recognised in the 2022 edition of Doyles Guide as a rising star lawyer in Construction for Queensland.
Krystal’s experience includes: