Caitlin Vollmer

Caitlin’s reliability and collaborative nature, combined with her ability to quickly understand a business, helps clients to overcome difficult circumstances.

Specialising in financial and data analysis, Caitlin has over 11 years’ experience across a broad range of industries, including three secondments in the government and transport sectors.

She also brings expertise in dispute advisory and valuation, fraud and accounting investigations and independent and consulting accounting.

Caitlin’s recent focus has been in arbitrations, particularly in the construction industry with involvement in three major disputes involving coal export terminals and an LNG jetty.

Caitlin provides innovative thinking to assessing and solving the problems clients are facing, often when the stakes are high.
 

Significant engagements

• Data analysis and quantification of loss – assessment of claims in Arbitral matter involving construction of a major LNG jetty
• Data analysis and quantification of loss – assessment of claims in joint venture dispute involving construction of the Wiggins Island Coal Export Terminal
• Singapore International Arbitration Centre - assessment of reliance and expectation loss claim involving post acquisition construction dispute
• Korean Commercial Arbitration Board – loss suffered by South Korean purchaser and distributor in the manufacturing industry
• Investigation and quantification of loss – loss suffered by government department due to employee fraud and misconduct
• Secondment to the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science – providing investigation and financial analysis support in complex international trade investigations
• Secondment to major road network operator – providing operations costing model support for road networks across Australia and USA
• Secondment to ASIC – assisting the Small Business Compliance and Deterrence team to investigate illegal phoenix activity.