Natasha Robins

Natasha Robins was admitted as a solicitor to the Supreme Court of Queensland in July 2022. She holds a Bachelor of Laws with Honours from Queensland University of Technology, a Bachelor of Music from Griffith University, and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law.

Before joining Ramsden Law, Natasha gained valuable experience at a leading national law firm specialising in personal injury. During this time, she built strong expertise across a wide range of personal injury matters, with a particular focus on institutional abuse claims. With nearly five years of experience in the legal industry, Natasha is recognized for her compassionate and client-focused approach, providing clear guidance and consistent support to clients throughout the legal process.

Natasha leads the firm’s institutional abuse law practice group and is deeply committed to advocating for clients who may feel silenced, disempowered or marginalised. She is a strong believer in access to justice and works tirelessly to ensure that disadvantaged clients are heard and supported.

In addition to institutional abuse matters, Natasha manages a diverse portfolio of Queensland personal injury claims, including workplace injury claims, CTP claims and public liability matters.

Natasha regularly appears in courts across multiple jurisdictions throughout Australia and is widely respected by colleagues and peers for her advocacy skills. Within the firm, she plays an active role in fostering a collaborative and supportive workplace culture through mentoring, knowledge sharing, and promoting a value driven approach to legal practice.

If you would like to speak to Natasha Robins and the team, please do not hesitate to contact us.