Shalini, an Accredited Specialist in Property Law, is renowned for her proactive and pragmatic approach in handling complex property and commercial transactions. Her clients appreciate her skill in simplifying legal matters and ensuring their interests take precedence. Shalini’s expertise extends to the highly specialised field of renewable energy, where she represents wind farm and solar farm landowner groups and businesses installing large-scale solar farms in the ACT and NSW regions for over a decade. Shalini’s mastery in renewable energy is exemplified by her portfolio of notable clients, including:
- the landowner group for Boco Rock Wind Farm Stages 1 and 2
- the landowner group for Capital Wind Farm
- the landowner group for Coppabella Wind Farm
- the landowner group for Crudine Ridge Wind Farm
- the landowner group for Rye Park Wind Farm
- the landowner group for Uungula Wind Farm
- the landowner group for Spicers Creek Wind Farm
- landowner groups for different solar farms around regional NSW
These achievements, combined with her recognition as a finalist for the 2017 Canberra Women in Business – Young Businesswoman of the Year and as the 2018 ACT Women Lawyer of the Year in the Private Practice category, stand as a testament to her dedication and exceptional prowess. Beyond her legal endeavors, Shalini’s commitment to positive impact extends to her role as a board member of Richmond Fellowship ACT, where she actively supports individuals navigating the challenges of living with mental illness.
