Mackenzie Winsen

Mackenzie Winsen is a solicitor with extensive experience in commercial and corporate litigation. Her practice spans commercial disputes, corporations law, and broader business and commercial law, enabling her to offer strategic and practical advice tailored to clients across various industries. Mackenzie provides clients with clear guidance on complex issues related to taxation and state revenue, helping them navigate regulatory and financial frameworks with confidence. Her detailed and pragmatic approach supports effective legal outcomes that align with each client’s specific circumstances. In commercial litigation, Mackenzie represents clients in disputes arising from contracts and business relationships. She offers advice on risk management, conducts pre-litigation negotiations, and manages all aspects of court processes including pleadings, evidence preparation, and alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediations and arbitrations. She also advises on remedies like damages and injunctions. Her experience in corporations law includes advising directors and officers on their corporate responsibilities, guiding shareholder agreements and disputes, and ensuring compliance with reporting and regulatory requirements. Mackenzie also assists with corporate governance and the maintenance of statutory records. In business and commercial law, Mackenzie advises on legal obligations, drafts and negotiates commercial contracts, and supports transactions involving the buying and selling of businesses. She offers solutions for managing commercial disputes and provides advice on financing arrangements and security agreements. Mackenzie’s taxation and state revenue experience encompasses advising on compliance with federal and state tax laws, advising on tax planning for corporate reorganisations and transactions, and assisting with duties and levies applicable to businesses. She helps clients understand the implications of changes to tax legislation and provides support for strategic business decisions with a focus on tax outcomes. Mackenzie holds a Bachelor of Laws, a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, and is admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia. She is currently completing a Masters of Laws, expected in 2026, and holds a Diploma of Business. Mackenzie is a member of the Queensland Law Society and the Sunshine Coast Law Association. Outside of her professional life, Mackenzie enjoys spending time with her husband and their lively puppy, finding balance and enjoyment beyond her legal work.