About Justin

Justin is a paralegal in KPA Lawyers’ Commercial team, with a focus on mergers and acquisitions and corporate advisory.

Justin works closely with senior lawyers on the acquisition and sale of businesses, including drafting and reviewing transaction documents and conducting vendor and purchaser due diligence. He also prepares advices across a range of corporate and commercial matters including private capital raising, intellectual property, competition and consumer law, retail leasing, and franchising. He brings a diligent, analytical and commercially driven approach to each matter, focused on delivering outcomes that are practical and aligned with our clients’ business objectives.

His transaction experience is headlined by roles on Gray Nicolls’ acquisition of Russell Corp Australia (Sherrin and Spalding) from Fruit of the Loom, and CARe’s acquisition of MotorOne Autobody from Quadrant Private Equity.

Justin enjoys collaborating with and building relationships across a broad network of external advisers, including accountants, corporate advisers and other professionals.

Justin is completing a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) at Monash University and is on track to be admitted as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of Victoria at the end of 2026.

Areas of Practice

Core Expertise

  • Mergers & Acquisitions
  • Due Diligence
  • Intellectual Property
  • Corporate Governance
  • Commercial Contracts
  • Employment & Workplace Contracts

Speak with Justin

For a confidential discussion about your matter, contact Justin directly or book a consultation online.

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