Corrs welcomes three new partners

National firm Corrs Chambers Westgarth has announced the promotion of three of its lawyers.

Stefanie Garber • 22 January 2016 • SME Law

Airlie Fox, Andy Leadston and Brent Lillywhite all joined the firm’s partnership at the start of this year.

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Ms Fox, who will relocate to the Sydney office, works in the construction practice, specialising in major infrastructure projects.

She joined Corrs as a graduate lawyer from Monash University in 2005.

Mr Leadston sits in the property and infrastructure practice in the Melbourne office.

He came to Corrs as a special counsel in December 2011 from Herbert Smith Freehills.

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As the newest recruit, Mr Lillywhite joined Corrs in 2012 after six years at Norton Rose Fulbright.

Situated in the firm’s Brisbane office, Mr Lillywhite is an environment and planning lawyer with a speciality in local government advisory and complex litigation.

Airlie Fox, Brent Lillywhite and Andy Leadston (top to bottom)

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