AnnabelleElliott-Hall

Associate

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Annabelle helps employers stay ahead of their obligations, manage their people with confidence, and turn complex employment law challenges into clear, workable solutions.


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Managing a workforce comes with significant legal and commercial risk. As employment laws continue to evolve and regulatory enforcement intensifies, employers need trusted legal advisers who can help them stay ahead of their obligations while keeping their focus on their business. Annabelle works alongside employers to meet these challenges head-on, delivering clear, strategic advice that balances legal compliance with commercial pragmatism.

Annabelle has worked with clients across a range of industries, including retail and consumer, banking and financial services, infrastructure, and technology and media, and tailors her advice to each client’s operational and commercial context. Her experience spans a broad range of employment matters, including providing strategic advice on contracts, compliance, performance and disciplinary processes, terminations, workforce change arising from restructuring and insolvencies, and wage underpayment issues. She also has experience conducting workplace investigations and advising on employment due diligence in the context of complex corporate transactions.

Annabelle takes the time to understand how her clients operate – their commercial objectives, risk appetite, and the practical realities of their workplace – to deliver employment law advice that is practical, strategic, and tailored to the operational realities of their businesses. For Annabelle, the most rewarding outcomes are those where rigorous legal strategies and genuine commercial understanding come together to help employers navigate difficult legal matters while preserving their cultures and reputations.

  • GDLP, University of New South Wales
  • LLB and BA, Macquarie University
    Politics
    Distinction
  • Australia
  • A legal practitioner of the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the Federal and High Courts of Australia