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Litigation Employment relations
Claire is a senior associate in the firm's litigation team and specialises in employment law. She represents and advises both employers and employees on a range of employment issues including advising on:
Claire also acts as an independent investigator in respect of workplace misconduct.
Claire has appeared in court at all levels, including the Employment Relations Authority, Employment Court, the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal.
Clients appreciate Claire's professionalism, approachable manner and practical and efficient way in which she deals with their concerns.
HRINZ - Human Resources Institute of New Zealand ADLSi pro bono assistance scheme AWLA - Auckland Women's Lawyers Association
Claire studied at Victoria University - BA in Sociology and LLB. She graduated in 2008 and was admitted in 2009.
Claire is also the Chairperson of a small charitable organisation.
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