Level Twenty Seven Chambers is active in onshore and offshore projects involving various industry sectors in Australia and overseas, including airport and cargo systems, bridges, oil and gas, as well as renewables, hospitals, roads and transport. Members in the set are skilled in alternative dispute resolution, with Michael Trim skilled in handling construction disputes arising out of the construction of sports stadiums. Shane Doyle KC has a commercial practice with a focus on a range of construction issues arising from infrastructure, oil and gas and engineering projects. Doyle KC recently acted for Chevron Australia in CBI Constructors Pty v Chevron Pty Ltd where he successfully appeared at the appeal in setting aside the arbitral award relating to a dispute between Chevron as owner and CKJV as contractor for the provision of construction of the Gorgon LNG Project. Matthew Hickey covers all aspects of construction, engineering and energy disputes, and Claire Schneider has been involved in major infrastructure, mining, gas and construction projects.
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