Claire Brown > KHQ Lawyers > Melbourne, Australia > Lawyer Profile
KHQ Lawyers Offices
Level 4
600 Bourke Street
Melbourne, Victoria, 3000
Australia
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Claire Brown
Work Department
Workplace Relations & Safety
Position
Principal Solicitor – Employment & Industrial Relations
Career
Claire joined KHQ Lawyers in 2014 with over fourteen years’ experience in operational workplace relations and HR across a wide range of industries, including transport and logistics, mining and resources, emergency services, health and education.
Claire provides advice across the full range of industrial and employment matters, including enterprise bargaining strategy, industrial disputes, management of organisational change and employment litigation (including unfair dismissals, adverse action, bullying and discrimination matters).
Further, Claire’s operational background means she can provide commercial and practical day to day assistance that is particularly valued by her workplace relations and HR practitioner clients. In doing so, she focuses on providing practitioners with specific procedural guidance, rather than convoluted and impenetrable ‘legalistic’ advice.
Based in Melbourne, Claire regularly travels to Perth, Sydney and Brisbane to assist clients on the ground across a range of industries, including professional services, telecommunications, construction, resources, infrastructure and transport. Claire also regularly appears in the Fair Work Commission and State and Federal courts and delivers practical and engaging seminars on a range of workplace relations matters to clients nationally.
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Languages
English
Lawyer Rankings
Australia > Labour and employment
KHQ Lawyers offers clients a service which combines workplace relations and health and safety. Chris Gianatti steers the group from Melbourne, working with domestic corporates and household names from the transport, education and natural resources sectors, handling a spread of enterprise bargaining and industrial litigation matters. In Melbourne, Claire Brown assists clients with matters of bullying, discrimination and unfair dismissal; she is often sought out to represent clients in the state and federal courts.