Our Team
The Accessible Justice Project team consists of qualified lawyers who are supervised by senior lawyers from LK.
This team share a passion and commitment to ensuring that all Australians have access to the legal support they need.
The Accessible Justice Project team consists of qualified lawyers who are supervised by senior lawyers from LK.
This team share a passion and commitment to ensuring that all Australians have access to the legal support they need.
Matt Simpson
Matt has extensive experience helping clients to resolve a variety of commercial disputes. He started his career as a teacher and has played a lead role with the Magistrates Court Legal Advice Service in South Australia for many years.
He is committed to ensuring that all Australians are able to access the legal assistance they need.
Mark Giddings
Rowan Tape
Elaine Marinas
Elaine previously worked as an intern to the South Australian Disability Advocate and recently co-authored the South Australian Law Reform Institute’s Mental Health Act 2009 Review (2023). She is dedicated to improving access to justice at individual, community and systemic levels, and seeks to ensure that her understanding and experience of each informs her practice. Outside of her legal interests, Elaine is enthusiastic about artistic expression in all its forms, especially when it is produced by local artists
Isabella Quek
Issy chose a career in the law hoping she could make a difference in her community. She is dedicated to her clients, ensuring their voices are heard and respected. Issy has completed a Master of Laws, focussing on access to justice, particularly in relation to legal issues arising in natural disasters. Issy recently co-authored the South Australian Law Reform Institute’s Mental Health Act 2009 Review (2023). Outside of legal practice, Issy has an undergraduate degree in Environmental Policy and Management and volunteers with an organisation that works to achieve the sustainable development in South Australia.