EmmaTullberg
Senior Associate
Employment and Industrial Relations Law
etullberg@seyfarth.com
Emma supports employers to deliver practical and considered solutions to employment matters, in line with legal obligations.
More About Emma
Her experience includes supporting global organisations through complex workforce challenges, advising international companies entering the Australian market, partnering with multinationals to implement multijurisdictional policies, providing practical support during large scale restructures, guiding C-suite disciplinary matters, and delivering strategic advice on contentious industrial relations issues.
Emma began her career as an associate at Australia’s national employment tribunal, where she built a strong foundation in employment and industrial relations. She later joined Seyfarth in Australia and, most recently, has moved to Seyfarth in London, where she supports employers on a broad range of European and international matters.
Our Australian practice operates as Seyfarth Shaw Australia, an unincorporated legal practice. Legal services provided by Seyfarth Shaw Australia are provided only by the Australian legal practitioner partners and employees of Seyfarth Shaw Australia.
Emma began her career as an associate at Australia’s national employment tribunal, where she built a strong foundation in employment and industrial relations. She later joined Seyfarth in Australia and, most recently, has moved to Seyfarth in London, where she supports employers on a broad range of European and international matters.
Our Australian practice operates as Seyfarth Shaw Australia, an unincorporated legal practice. Legal services provided by Seyfarth Shaw Australia are provided only by the Australian legal practitioner partners and employees of Seyfarth Shaw Australia.
- Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, The College of Law
- LLB and BA, Deakin University
Honours (LLB)
- An Australian legal practitioner admitted in Victoria
- Not admitted as a Solicitor in England and Wales
Related Services
Related Regions
- Selected as a Tomorrow’s Leader by International Employment Lawyer (2026)
Emma supports employers to deliver practical and considered solutions to employment matters, in line with legal obligations.
More About Emma
Her experience includes supporting global organisations through complex workforce challenges, advising international companies entering the Australian market, partnering with multinationals to implement multijurisdictional policies, providing practical support during large scale restructures, guiding C-suite disciplinary matters, and delivering strategic advice on contentious industrial relations issues.
Emma began her career as an associate at Australia’s national employment tribunal, where she built a strong foundation in employment and industrial relations. She later joined Seyfarth in Australia and, most recently, has moved to Seyfarth in London, where she supports employers on a broad range of European and international matters.
Our Australian practice operates as Seyfarth Shaw Australia, an unincorporated legal practice. Legal services provided by Seyfarth Shaw Australia are provided only by the Australian legal practitioner partners and employees of Seyfarth Shaw Australia.
Emma began her career as an associate at Australia’s national employment tribunal, where she built a strong foundation in employment and industrial relations. She later joined Seyfarth in Australia and, most recently, has moved to Seyfarth in London, where she supports employers on a broad range of European and international matters.
Our Australian practice operates as Seyfarth Shaw Australia, an unincorporated legal practice. Legal services provided by Seyfarth Shaw Australia are provided only by the Australian legal practitioner partners and employees of Seyfarth Shaw Australia.
- Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, The College of Law
- LLB and BA, Deakin University
Honours (LLB)
- An Australian legal practitioner admitted in Victoria
- Not admitted as a Solicitor in England and Wales
Related Services
Related Regions
- Selected as a Tomorrow’s Leader by International Employment Lawyer (2026)