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Our Journey
Kalus Kenny was established in 1993 by Henry Kalus and Jonathan Kenny to practice in the areas of property, commercial law and dispute resolution.
We understood that clients no longer wanted a traditional law firm approach – from the start we have embraced a forward thinking no nonsense approach to help our clients meet their business challenges.
In March 2013, we further strengthened our core practice areas when Kalus Kenny merged with Burchartz Intelex to become Kalus Kenny Intelex. Sven Burchartz brought shared values, large firm experience and additional capacity to deliver what our clients need.
The partners and staff constantly distinguish the firm by a common commitment to strong value systems, absolute integrity, high levels of responsibility, technical excellence, and a commitment to being truly valuable.
Just as our firm has grown, so too have our clients. Particularly as our clients spread their reach globally, we realised that we needed lawyers on the ground throughout the world to assist with local legal expertise. We identified the International Lawyers Network (ILN) as a network of high-quality mid-size law firms with a presence in 67 countries and joined them in 2020 as the sole Australian member. Working with like-minded and quality legal practices, our clients benefit from the reach, capability and depth of expertise of ILN members. In 2021 the International Lawyers Network won Global Law Firm Network of the Year in The Lawyer European Awards.
Now recognised as one of Australia’s fastest growing law firms, no transaction or dispute is too large or complex for Kalus Kenny Intelex.
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