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Cristina is a transactional lawyer with considerable experience on major transport and infrastructure projects, as well as integrated and mixed-use developments.
With technical knowledge of property law and specialist knowledge of construction law, she is adaptable in responding to clients’ needs. She has particular expertise on matters involving the cross-over between projects, property and real estate.
Cristina is currently completing a Masters of Law at the University of Melbourne.