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Squires nabs North star from Minters

The foundation partner of Minter Ellison’s Darwin office has joined the international dispute resolution practice of Squire Sanders in Perth.

August 30, 2012 • By Digital

Cris Cureton established Minters’ Darwin office in 2003 and has since been regarded as a prominent lawyer in the Northern Territory project and construction industry and one of the state’s leading litigation lawyers.

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He brings expertise in construction and engineering disputes, especially in major project procurement and delivery. He has worked on many of the major projects in the NT in the past two decades, including the Alice Springs to Darwin Railway, Darwin Waterfront Redevelopment, Darwin Marine Supply Base, Betaloo Basin onshore gas exploration and the Bonaparte Gas Pipeline.

His areas of expertise include: adjudication, arbitration and mediation; litigation and dispute resolution; projects and public private partnerships, including aboriginal land, native title and sacred site agreements and clearances.

Cureton will work from the Perth office but will spend time in Darwin so he can continue to provide services in that market.

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Squire Sanders’ construction and projects team, which is led by Greg Steinepreis, services clients across Australia.

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Squires nabs North star from Minters