Barrister, Level 27 Chambers, Brisbane
Mei practises predominantly in the areas of construction, competition and property (including Native Title). She advises and appears (both led and alone) for public and private corporations, State and Federal Government agencies, and individuals on contentious matters in all State and Federal courts. She also has experience in mediation, negotiation and domestic arbitration, and is admitted to practice in Australia and New York.
Mei is listed in Doyle’s Guide to the Legal Profession as a recommended junior counsel for construction & infrastructure disputes.
Mei is a member of the Law Council of Australia’s Competition and Consumer Law Committee, and a sessional academic in Dispute Resolution at the Queensland University of Technology.
Mei practises predominantly in the areas of construction, competition and property (including Native Title). She advises and appears (both led and alone) for public and private corporations, State and Federal Government agencies, and individuals on contentious matters in all State and Federal courts. She also has experience in mediation, negotiation and domestic arbitration, and is admitted to practice in Australia and New York.
Mei is listed in Doyle’s Guide to the Legal Profession as a recommended junior counsel for construction & infrastructure disputes.
Mei is a member of the Law Council of Australia’s Competition and Consumer Law Committee, and a sessional academic in Dispute Resolution at the Queensland University of Technology.