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Aaliyah Toovey

LLB

Aaliyah completed her Bachelor of Laws at Murdoch University in 2024 and was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Western Australia in December 2024. 

Prior to working at Douglas Lawyers, Aaliyah worked in-house for a mining service provider as a Contract Specialist and Commercial Officer, developing her understanding and passion for Contracts and Commercial Law.