Courtney Rodda

Associate Norton Rose Fulbright LLP

London +44 (20) 74445937

Courtney Rodda

Courtney Rodda is a commercial litigation and dispute resolution lawyer based in London. Her practice focuses
on disputes in the energy, infrastructure and natural resources sector and commercial international arbitration.

Professional experience

Representative experience

Acting for an international oil & gas company in a LCIA arbitration worth over USD 1 billion arising out of a
shareholder’s agreement relating to an upstream oil & gas project in Central Asia.
Acting for a subsidiary of a significant sovereign wealth fund based in Abu Dhabi in respect to a dispute
concerning the first nuclear power station in the Arabian Peninsula.
Acting for a not-for-profit housing developer in a dispute in relation to the design and construction of
cladding system at the development.
Acting for an employer in ICC arbitral and DAB proceedings in connection with disputes arising under a
FIDIC contract in relation to an iron ore processing plant based in the Far East.
Acted for a SPV power and water company in a dispute arising from hydroelectric power plant project.
Acted or a preferred bidder in a procurement dispute arising from tender for social infrastructure project.
Acted for Development Victoria on the Geelong Convention and Event Centre PPP and commercial
developments (hotel, residential and mixed-use).
Acted for the Department of Justice and Community Safety on the augmentation of an operational PPP for
the expansion of a correctional facility including attending contract close with State and Project Co (SPV)
signatories.
Acted for a statutory corporation in relation to end of term arrangements and extension of a Build Own
Operate Transfer PPP for a critical infrastructure asset (water treatment).
Acted for the Department of Transport and Planning on the MR5 Melbourne Metropolitan Train and Tram
Franchise Project.
Acted for Homes Victoria on the Victorian Public Housing Renewal Program to deliver 1,4000 new social,
affordable and market rental homes using a PPP ground lease model.
Acted for Homes Victoria and the Department of Treasury and Finance in the $2 billion Social Housing
Growth Fund.
Acted for the Department of Justice and Community Safety on the construction and service delivery of
numerous correctional facilities across Victoria.
Acted for John Laing consortium in its bid for the Stations Trains Operations and Maintenance PPP for the
Sydney Metro Western Sydney Airport Rail.
Acted for an ASX100 listed entity on partnership arrangements for hydrogen facilities and developing
technologies.
Acted for the Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance in the peer review of the PPP Standard Form
project documents in conjunction with NSW Treasury.
Acted for the Victorian Government on the establishment of the split responsibility container deposit
scheme model.

Education

Bachelor of Arts with major in French and Politics & International Studies, the University of Melbourne
(2016)
Juris Doctor, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne (2020)