Nadiya Khish joined BU Lawyers in 2026 and practises in commercial and civil litigation matters.
Nadiya completed her Bachelor of Laws in the Netherlands before obtaining a Master of Commercial Law from Monash University. She was admitted as an Australian Lawyer in the Supreme Court of Victoria in December 2019 and has practised in both South Australia and Victoria.
Nadiya has experience across a broad range of litigation and dispute resolution matters and has a particular interest in:
- Building and construction litigation;
- Commercial disputes and contract matters;
- Owners corporation disputes;
- Property related matters; and
- Civil litigation and dispute resolution.
Drawing on her experience across multiple jurisdictions, Nadiya provides practical and commercially focused advice tailored to her clients' objectives. She is committed to assisting clients through complex legal disputes and achieving efficient, effective outcomes.
Outside of work, Nadiya enjoys spending time with family, hiking and baking when possible.
Qualifications
- Admitted to the Supreme Court of Victoria, December 2019
- Master of Commercial Law, Monash University
- Bachelor of Laws, The Netherlands
Recent articles
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Engineering Disputes in Construction: How Geotechnical and Structural Issues Lead to Liability and Apportionment Claims and Choosing The Right Construction Lawyer For Your Needs
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Building Contracts Explained: What Builders, Owners and Subcontractors Must Include to Protect Themselves
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Security of Payment Legislation: What’s Changing and How Subcontractors Can Improve Debt Recovery
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Unqualified Expert Witnesses in Building Claims
A building professional who can write a report and a building professional who can defend one under cross-examination at VCAT are rarely the same person, and the gap between them is costing property owners claims.
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Suing for Water Damage Under Section 16 Water Act
If water from a neighbouring property has damaged your home or investment property in Victoria, section 16 of the Water Act 1989 gives you a direct path to recovery, but only if you can prove exactly where the flow came from and why it was unreasonable.
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Gathering Expert Evidence in Property Damage Cases
When a property damage claim moves toward recovery, the tradesperson who fixed the problem and the expert who can prove liability in court are rarely the same person.
