Marisa Gillam

Lawyer

About

Marisa works across all aspects of corporate, commercial, and property law, with a particular focus on disputes and litigation.

Marisa was chosen as the valedictorian when she completed her law degree in 2023 and was admitted to practice in 2024.

Prior to joining Groom Kennedy, Marisa worked on a high-profile class action at another firm.

Whilst undertaking her university studies, Marisa competed in national mooting competitions and held various student committee positions, including Competitions Director for the Tasmania University Law Society.

Marisa Gillam

Education

Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) and Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours) – University of Tasmania

Contact

Marisa.Gillam@groomkennedy.com.au

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