Miranda is a partner in Cooper Grace Ward’s litigation and dispute resolution team. She acts for both large corporate clients and private clients on a wide variety of litigated matters.
With a proven track record of delivering commercially focused advice to Australian and multinational businesses, Miranda manages complex, high‑value disputes across a broad range of industries.
Her work with private clients includes acting in sensitive and intricate matters involving personal and family wealth.
Cooper Grace Ward’s disputes team recently acted for a major commercial landlord in the successful defence of a Queensland Supreme Court case about a consultant’s authority to bind a landlord to a leasing deal. The case provides some useful insights into the risks associated with commercial lease negotiations through agents.
A recent Federal Court decision has provided some useful insights on how related party loans will be considered in an insolvency context, particularly in relation to unreasonable director-related claims against directors and their relatives. For insolvency practitioners it also provides insight into how the assignment of claims might effectively be used to mitigate litigation risks.
Cooper Grace Ward is pleased to announce its inclusion in the 2025 Doyles Guide rankings for Insolvency & Restructuring Law.