Specialist transport and aviation law firm Norton White has announced the appointment of a new
international commercial, regulatory and dispute specialist Alison McKenzie as a partner.
Ms McKenzie, who will be based in Norton White’s Melbourne office, was previously the Chief Legal Officer and Company Secretary of Team Global Express, formerly known as Toll Global Express.
Her responsibilities over seven years with the Global Express business included managing all legal aspects of Team Global Express's multi-modal transport businesses by road, rail, air and sea.
“Alison is a tremendous addition to our team,” said Senior Partner Ben Martin.
“As we steadily expand Norton White, we continue to seek out the highest calibre thought leaders
and exceptional legal talent, with expertise across the logistics, transport, maritime, aviation and
tourism sectors,” he said.
“We warmly welcome Alison as a Norton White partner and know that her extensive experience and
depth of knowledge across our industries of focus in Australia, UK, Japan, the Middle East and Africa,
will be of great benefit to our clients.
Ms McKenzie’s considerable experience includes working as a partner with the international law firm Gates & Partners and Kennedys in London, and in-house for major international airlines Qantas and Emirates and Europe's leading short-haul airline, easyJet UK.
During her career, Ms. McKenzie has advised maritime operators, logistics providers, commercial airlines, corporate jet operators, business aviation lobby groups and general aviation clients. Additionally, she has managed large-scale litigation in respect of aircraft, helicopter and general aviation disasters.
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