Wotton + Kearney promotes 33 lawyers amid Asia-Pacific expansion
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Wotton + Kearney promotes 33 lawyers amid Asia-Pacific expansion
Appointments align with firm’s goal to develop talent within several key practice areas
Insurance News
                            By
                                Roxanne Libatique
                        
Insurance and risk law firm Wotton + Kearney (W + K) has promoted 33 lawyers across its Asia-Pacific offices, effective from July 1, 2024.
The promotions include four new partners, nine special counsel, 10 senior associates, and 10 associates in offices located in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney, Christchurch, and Wellington.
These mid-year promotions highlight the firm’s ongoing expansion and commitment to developing talent within several key practice areas, including:
	general liability
	property
	energy + infrastructure
	commercial litigation
	pro bono
	cyber
	financial lines
New Wotton + Kearney partners
The following are W + K’s newly promoted partners:
Morgan Campbell, general liability, Sydney
Campbell (pictured) brings extensive experience in handling various insurance claims, representing both domestic and international insurers, underwriting agencies, self-insured organisations, and government entities. His expertise is in managing complex large loss personal injury claims.
James Cooper, property, energy + infrastructure, Melbourne
Cooper joined the firm in early 2024 to lead the aviation practice. He specialises in aviation, maritime, and energy law, with a robust background in both contentious and non-contentious issues.
Stuart Moore, general liability, Melbourne
Moore is involved in the firm’s general liability, property & energy, and subrogation and recoveries practice groups. He focuses on product liability and property damage claims, including both liability defence and subrogated recoveries.
Marcus Saw, financial lines, Sydney
Saw manages construction-related claims for local and international insurers, acting as both coverage and defence counsel. His clients include contractors, building surveyors, architects, designers, engineers, and other construction professionals.
Earlier this year, Maryan Lee, Cindy Lim, and Gemma Burke were promoted to partner in Australia, with James Dymock advancing to partner in New Zealand.
Wotton + Kearney promotions in 2024
The following are additional promotions within the firm:
Special counsel
	Jessica Chapman – Financial Lines, Sydney
	Julian Amato – Financial Lines, Adelaide
	Samantha Saad – Commercial Litigation, Sydney
	Meg Harrington – General Liability, Sydney
	Jeanine Wong – General Liability, Canberra
	Liana Isaac – General Liability, Brisbane
	Tushka Sridharan – General Liability, Melbourne
	Marnie Hasler – Property, Energy + Infrastructure, Sydney
	Matthew Booth – Property + Energy, Wellington
Senior associates
	Mia Dowie – Cyber, Melbourne
	Caitlin Barclay – Financial Lines, Wellington
	Karim Ibrahim – General Liability, Melbourne
	Jessica La – General Liability, Sydney
	Gemma Curcio – General Liability, Sydney
	Antonia Fox Koob – General Liability, Sydney
	Stacey Juras – General Liability, Perth
	Alex Percy – General Liability, Perth
	Rocco Domine – Property, Energy + Infrastructure, Sydney
	Renee Magee – Pro Bono, Sydney
Associates
	Anna Hurtig – Financial Lines, Sydney
	Jonathon Gilmour – Financial Lines, Sydney
	Liberty Wells – Financial Lines, Christchurch
	Alicia Maccarrone – General Liability, Sydney
	Alisha Bala – General Liability, Melbourne
	Rosalie Colantuono – General Liability, Melbourne
	Emilia Feneziani – Property, Energy + Infrastructure, Melbourne
	Christian Boustany – Property, Energy + Infrastructure, Sydney
	Anthony Huxtable – Property, Energy + Infrastructure, Sydney
	Emma Campbell – Property, Energy + Infrastructure, Brisbane
The firm also marked five promotions within its shared services teams.
Founded in 2002, W + K now comprises 85 partners, over 450 lawyers, and more than 700 staff across 10 offices in Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore.
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