Employment lawyer billed $20k after taking on EMA
Erin Burke had rejected a $20,000 settlement offer
An employment lawyer who sued the Employers and Manufacturers Association and failed must pay her former employer $20,000 in costs.
Following a turf war with another colleague, Ms Burke complained the EMA didn’t give her enough work.
Although Ms Burke was offered a $20,000 settlement, she refused
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Victoria Young
Wed, 12 Nov 2014
Wed, 12 Nov 2014
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Employment lawyer billed $20k after taking on EMA
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