Announcement from BSP Lawyers

ByMatt Petkovic

BSP Lawyers are pleased to announce Matthew Elefanty has become a Director of the firm from 1 July 2024.

Matthew has spent 8 years with BSP refining his practice in the hospitality, planning and commercial spaces, building client and industry relationships that have continued to solidify the professionalism that BSP is known for. Working with the existing Directors, Matthew is excited to contribute to the ongoing success of BSP in bringing his passion and enthusiasm to the leadership team.

Peter, Elizabeth, Alison and Tim look forward to the continued growth of Matthew and all of BSP.

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