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Former GC joins Lander & Rogers as a partner

National law firm Lander & Rogers has appointed an infrastructure and construction lawyer and former general counsel as a partner in its real estate and projects team.

August 25, 2026 By Jerome Doraisamy
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Jennifer Tyler (pictured) has joined Lander & Rogers as a partner in its real estate and projects practice in Sydney, bringing over 25 years of experience across in-house legal functions and private practice.

She specialises, the firm said, in the procurement and delivery of major projects. She has advised on some of the most significant social and economic infrastructure, large-scale housing, industrial, and commercial projects delivered across NSW in recent years, including various Sydney Metro packages, the Powerhouse Museum upgrade, and the transformation of heritage-listed City Tattersalls Club into Sydney House.

 
 

Prior to joining the firm, Tyler was general counsel at Richard Crookes Construction, head of legal at Capella Capital, and deputy head of legal, engineering, at Lendlease.

The news follows the BigLaw firm’s promotion of 35 lawyers (including 10 to partner) in May, its nabbing of a partner from Corrs Chambers Westgarth in the same month, and its poaching of a team from Johnson Winter Slattery in June.

Speaking about the hire, Lander & Rogers real estate and projects practice co-lead Tim McDonald said: “Jen is an outstanding addition to our REP construction and infrastructure team. Having worked both in-house and in private practice, she has a deep understanding of the technical, commercial, and risk issues involved in procuring and delivering major projects.

“She’s a pragmatic operator, a skilled negotiator, and consistently delivers exceptional results for her clients.”

Tyler said: “The team is uniquely positioned in the market, with a fully integrated offering spanning property, construction, infrastructure, planning, and environment.

“It’s rare to find a practice that’s able to provide genuinely whole-of-life advice across every aspect of major project conversion and delivery. Clients are trusting Tim and his team with some of the most exciting projects currently in development, and I very much look forward to being a part of it.”

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