

About Tim
Tim Houweling is a distinguished Director and Solicitor at Cornerstone Legal, where he combines over two decades of extensive legal experience with a fierce commitment to achieving the best outcomes for his clients. He earned his Bachelor of Laws from Murdoch University and a Bachelor of Arts from Curtin University, subsequently enhancing his expertise with a Master of Laws from the University of Western Australia. Admitted to the Supreme Court of Western Australia in 1998 and to the High Court of Australia in 2004, Tim has become a formidable presence in the legal community. His areas of practice encompass litigation, commercial disputes, corporate governance, land compensation, planning and environmental matters, contaminated sites, and local government issues. Tim is known for his robust representation in high-profile land compensation claims and regularly appears in the Supreme, District, and Magistrates Courts, as well as practising in the State Administrative Tribunal. Beyond his litigation skills, Tim provides insightful advice on provisions within various Acts of Parliament, focusing on town planning, local governments, and environmental law. He also handles occupational health and safety cases and selectively takes on criminal matters to further the administration of justice. Tim's career is marked by his innovative leadership at Cornerstone Legal since its founding in 2004. His strategic approach ensures clients receive tailored and effective advice, aiming for resolutions that meet their needs. Additionally, Tim serves as an Adjunct Professor at Murdoch University and has contributed to legal academia through roles such as lecturer and international corporate governance consultant. With a deep understanding of the legal landscape and a strong moral compass, Tim Houweling continues to set legal precedents and inspire trust and confidence in his clients and colleagues alike.
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