

Lucy Markley-Tower is an accomplished Associate at Kilmartin Knyvett Lawyers, focusing on employment, regulatory, and business law. Since her admission as a solicitor in 2019, Lucy has adeptly guided both corporate clients and small business owners through complex contractual disputes, employment matters, governance issues, and commercial contracts. Her approach combines a deep understanding of legal intricacies with the practical and commercial needs of her clients, allowing her to deliver comprehensive solutions tailored to their individual circumstances. Lucy’s legal journey began as a solicitor at RBG Lawyers, where she honed her skills in advising on estate planning and administration. Her tenure there included substantial experience in managing diverse legal challenges. Earlier, at Mulcahy Ryan Lawyers, she served as a Law Clerk, further refining her capabilities in a vibrant legal environment. Her foundational experiences were shaped by her practical legal training at BTLawyers, where she contributed significantly to the family law practice, handling property, parenting, and divorce matters. Lucy also gained insights into commercial law, enhancing her ability to draft submissions and affidavits effectively. Beyond her legal practice, she has actively participated in business development, contributing legal articles for firm publications. Lucy’s commitment extends beyond her professional pursuits to volunteer work with LawRight QLD, where she engaged in vital mental health law practice, assisting clients with involuntary treatment orders. Her academic credentials include a Bachelor of Laws (Hons) and Arts in Psychology from the University of Queensland, accompanied by a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law Australia, where she acquired essential skills for her legal career. Outside her professional endeavours, Lucy enjoys reading, exploring new coffee venues, and spending quality time with her husband and children.
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