Since being admitted as a lawyer in 2018, Kelsey has primarily worked as a Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Lawyer, advising Government and implementing key legal reforms including the establishment of the new Administrative Review Tribunal, reforms to Australia’s personal insolvency system, emerging constitutional law issues and the introduction of superannuation splitting for separating de facto couples in Western Australia. She has also advised the Victorian Government on legal and policy issues to advance the rights of LGBTIQA+ Victorians – an area she is personally passionate about.

 Kelsey brings a genuine, warm and collaborative approach to class actions, and is committed to securing justice for clients and communities.

 An Associate at Echo Law, Kelsey works primarily on the consumer class actions against Jetstar (flight credits) and Toyota Finance (flex commissions).  

Professional Qualifications and Admissions

• Admitted to Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory

• Juris Doctor, University of Melbourne 

• Bachelor of Arts, University of Melbourne 

Career History

• 2024 to Present – Echo Law

• 2018 to 2021, and 2022 to 2024 – Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department

• 2021 to 2022 – Victorian Department of Families, Fairness and Housing

Memberships and Associations

• Law Institute of Victoria

• Victorian Women Lawyers