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Kim Ebbeck- Director

Kim joined Rankin Nathan Lawyers in 1993 as a Law Clerk and completed a Diploma of Law (LPAB) to be admitted as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of NSW in 1998 and as a Solicitor of the High Court of Australia on 7 March 2006. Kim accepted partnership with the firm in July 2001 and has been a Director since 2009.

 

Since commencing with Rankin Nathan Lawyers Kim has worked in the Insurance Team predominantly in the area of defence work.  Whilst specialising in  catastrophic claims, Kim has also worked in the District and Supreme Courts and in statutory recovery litigation.  Kim is currently Supervising Director of the Company’s Sydney office, having previously held the position Supervising Partner of the Sydney office from July 2001 to May 2006.

 

Areas of Expertise 

· Defence Litigation

· Insurance Litigation

· Catastrophic Claims

· Statutory Claims 

· Property Claims


Memberships & Admissions

Australian Insurance Law Association - Member

NSW Law Society – Member

Admitted Supreme Court of New South Wales – 1998

Admitted High Court of Australia - 2006


Qualifications

Dip Law (LPAB), 1998



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