Robinson Gill is thrilled to announce the appointment of Lisa Paul, who joins the firm’s Personal Injury team as a Principal Lawyer.
Jeremy King, Principal, said:" In Lisa, we welcome not only a trusted friend and peer of many years, but one of the most formidable advocates in the State of Victoria when it comes to workplace injury. With her extensive expertise and close alignment with our fundamental values, she is set to become an invaluable asset to our team as we continue to fight for the rights of injured Victorians.”
Joining the team with well over two decades of experience behind her as a senior litigator, Lisa acts exclusively on behalf of claimants across a broad range of personal injury matters - with particular expertise in the WorkCover cases. From serious injury and damages claims through to entitlement challenges, Lisa has secured successful outcomes for countless victims of workplace injury over the years,
An Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law and active member of the legal community, Lisa is a passionate advocate for improving legislative and procedural frameworks for injured people throughout Victoria. She is a long serving member of both the Law Institute Workers Compensation Committee and the Australian Lawyers Alliance State Committee.
Accepting her new position, Lisa said, “As someone who has been a distant admirer of Robinson Gill’s practice for decades, it is an absolute privilege to join the ranks of their Personal Injury team. I recognise the firm as one which has always been at the top of their game, with a level of integrity and commitment to their clients which is extremely tough to match. I look forward to seeing what we can achieve together.”
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Lisa Paul.
Principal Lawyer.
Lisa is a principal lawyer in the personal injury team at Robinson Gill. An Accredited Specialist in Injury Law, Lisa is a veteran advocate with extensive experience across the full spectrum of personal injury matters. Driven by a particular interest in cases on behalf of those injured in the course of their work, she specialises in worker’s compensation matters, however she is equally as passionate about TAC and public liability claims.
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