I am a lawyer in the Workers' Compensation Team at Slater & Gordon.
My clients are people who suffer from respiratory and other occupational related diseases as a result of their exposure to hazardous dusts or carcinogens during the course of their employment.
I have a particular interest in obtaining compensation for clients suffering from silicosis as a result of their dust exposure from working with engineered stone.
I am privileged to be a lawyer who is able to speak Vietnamese, which means I can assist Vietnamese stonemasons with overcoming the language and cultural barriers faced in navigating the workers compensation scheme and the legal process.
My priority is ensuring that all workers, regardless of industry or background, understand their legal rights and receive the compensation that they are entitled to.
I aim to achieve the best outcomes as efficiently as possible for my clients, so that they can focus on what matters most to them during this challenging journey.
Professional Qualifications and Admissions
- 2021: Admitted, Supreme Court of Victoria & High Court of Australia
- 2021: Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, College of Law
- 2021: Juris Doctor, RMIT University
- 2014: Graduate Diploma of Secondary Education, Curtin University
- 2014: Bachelor of Science (Human Physiology), The University of Melbourne
Career History
- 2023 - Present: Slater and Gordon Lawyers
- 2017 - 2021: Maurice Blackburn Lawyers
- 2016 - 2017: RMIT University
- Guest Lecturer at RMIT University's Graduate School of Business and Law
Memberships and Associations
- Law Institute of Victoria
- Asian Australian Lawyers Association
- Eastern Solicitors Law Association