Troy Lewis

Troy Lewis serves as the National Managing Partner at Holding Redlich in Brisbane, bringing over two decades of extensive experience to the firm. With an LLB (Hons) and a Bachelor of Business in Accounting from Queensland University of Technology, Troy is adept in handling complex construction, infrastructure, and renewable energy projects across Australia. He is particularly skilled in project delivery, risk mitigation, and managing construction disputes. Widely recognised for his expertise in security of payment legislation, Troy has acted for both Claimants and Respondents, ensuring the legal strategies employed are robust and effective. His leadership in the construction, infrastructure, and projects team ensures clients receive strategic advice aimed at successful project delivery while safeguarding their interests. In challenging circumstances, Troy's guidance positions clients to achieve favourable outcomes. Named in the Doyles Guide as one of the Leading Construction & Infrastructure Lawyers in Queensland and consistently acknowledged in The Best Lawyers in Australia since 2014, Troy has marked his footprint in the legal domain. His regulatory experience is notable, having advised the Queensland Building and Construction Commission and served on the Building Industry Reforms Implementation and Evaluation Panel. He provides valuable insights into legislative frameworks and policy improvements. Troy's project portfolio includes significant contributions to major endeavours such as Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal, GLNG Project, Abbott Point Coal Terminal, and numerous solar and wind farms. His role extends to delivering industry training, focusing on project delivery and contract administration, often on behalf of esteemed industry bodies like the Civil Contractors Federation and Engineers Australia. A partner with Holding Redlich since 2008, Troy's career trajectory within the firm had him advance from Senior Associate roles, consistently delivering unparalleled legal expertise and bolstering the firm’s repute in the industry.