David Kevin

David Kevin is a Partner focusing on intellectual property and planning and environment law. With over 15 years of experience, he has advised numerous clients on patent and trademark issues while assisting local governments in making informed planning decisions. His expertise in planning and environment appeals, development offences, and dispute resolution underscores his commitment to the communities he serves. Admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland, David began his career with the firm in 1979 as an articled clerk. He was admitted as a solicitor in 1984 and has been a partner since 1988. His extensive experience in local government law includes a focus on Planning and Environment Court work, handling appeals, and providing town planning and development advice. David's proficiency has established him as a prominent figure in planning law. David is adept at negotiating commercial planning disputes and actively participates in informal dispute resolution. His recent work involves advising on climate change's legal implications, sustainable energy projects, and litigation under the Environmental Protection Act. This includes managing cases concerning environmental harm, such as the impact of PFAS. He maintains a practising certificate from the Queensland Law Society and is actively involved with the Queensland Environmental Law Association and the Planning Institute of Australia.