Natasha’s passion for personal injury law began in her early teenage years when she worked in her uncle's law practice. In 2011 and inspired by the beauty of Mandurah, and the lack of personal injury law firms in the Peel region, Natasha founded what we now know as Peninsula Personal Injury Lawyers – or PPIL – basing her practice in Mandurah, WA.

After 25 years experience overseeing personal injury claims, Natasha has worked closely with a diverse range of clients - many who have endured heartbreaking physical and mental injuries as a result of their accidents. Doing everything she can to minimise their suffering while maximising their compensation entitlements is what keeps Natasha moving forward in what can be often emotionally taxing, yet very rewarding work.

In her downtime Natasha enjoys spending time with her children and extended family, being a soccer mum and practicing yoga.

Family business is in the DNA of the Cvitan Family, so it was a natural and most welcomed progression for Justin to join sister Natasha in 2016 as a Director of the growing PPIL team.

Justin’s diverse legal background of commercial litigation, native title, mining, and personal injury law has made it easy for him to adapt to a career change of solely personal injury.  

In just a few short months of working with Natasha in our Mandurah office, Justin opened our second premises in North Perth - expanding our support to personal injury clients located in the wider metropolitan Perth.

During Justin’s downtime he enjoys listening to many different types of podcasts, especially intriguing true crime stories and can be a bit of a Netflix junkie. He also has musically talented triplet sons!

Tracey was previously employed as an external consultant for PPIL, crunching the numbers for Natasha since July 2013. As a consequence of continual growth within the business, Tracey joined the PPIL team in February 2019 as our Practice Manager. Tracey believe she has the best job in the team as she is responsible for releasing settlement funds to PPIL’s clients, which typically provides a huge relief for them after what is often a very trying time.   

Tracey’s weekends are usually spent unwinding at home with her husband and two teenage children, and enjoying quality time with friends and family.