HOW WE CAN HELP YOU
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ACC Law Experts
Lily Wilkie is established and trusted in the industry.
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Mental Health Matters
Lily is a duty lawyer for mental health hearings and can assist on matters regarding status under the Mental Health Act.
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Lily Wilkie offers legal services and expertise in the following areas:
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Employment law &
mental health matters
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Lily Wilkie
(Ngāti Maniapoto, Tangata Tiriti)
LLM (Hons, Māori and Indigenous Peoples’ Law) – University of Waikato.
PGCert (Māori and Indigenous Studies) – University of Waikato.
Expertise:
- Accident Compensation Law
- Mental Health Law
- Employment Law
- Dispute Resolution and Mediation.
Based in Hamilton, Lily has significant experience representing claimants during ACC disputes at independent review and court levels, as well as mental health law for those under compulsory treatment orders, and employment law disputes. Lily's passion for law began over a decade ago while working for ACC in the Review Team before she obtained her Bachelor of Laws and worked for a Hamilton law firm.
In 2024, Lily moved to the independent bar and graduated from Waikato University with a Master of Laws, with a focus on ACC law and the interplay of Te Ao Māori and Tikanga with equitable outcomes. This drive for equitable outcomes motivates Lily to continue helping her clients access entitlements and fair treatment.
Valuing direct and honest communication with her clients and agencies she deals with, Lily uses her excellent communication skills to find earlier resolution with a better foundation for ongoing support for her clients. She works with a number of groups and agencies seamlessly, honouring her values of whanaungatanga and kaitiakitanga.
Outside of work, Lily is passionate about live music, design, and continuous professional development opportunities.”
Expertise:
- Accident Compensation Law
- Mental Health Law
- Employment Law
- Dispute Resolution and Mediation.
Based in Hamilton, Lily has significant experience representing claimants during ACC disputes at independent review and court levels, as well as mental health law for those under compulsory treatment orders, and employment law disputes. Lily's passion for law began over a decade ago while working for ACC in the Review Team before she obtained her Bachelor of Laws and worked for a Hamilton law firm.
In 2024, Lily moved to the independent bar and graduated from Waikato University with a Master of Laws, with a focus on ACC law and the interplay of Te Ao Māori and Tikanga with equitable outcomes. This drive for equitable outcomes motivates Lily to continue helping her clients access entitlements and fair treatment.
Valuing direct and honest communication with her clients and agencies she deals with, Lily uses her excellent communication skills to find earlier resolution with a better foundation for ongoing support for her clients. She works with a number of groups and agencies seamlessly, honouring her values of whanaungatanga and kaitiakitanga.
Outside of work, Lily is passionate about live music, design, and continuous professional development opportunities.
About
Lily Wilkie (Ngāti Maniapoto, Tangata Tiriti)
LLM (Hons, Māori and Indigenous Peoples’ Law) – University of Waikato.
PGCert (Māori and Indigenous Studies) – University of Waikato.
Expertise:
- Accident Compensation Law
- Mental Health Law
- Employment Law
- Dispute Resolution and Mediation.
Based in Hamilton, Lily has significant experience representing claimants during ACC disputes at independent review and court levels, as well as mental health law for those under compulsory treatment orders, and employment law disputes. Lily's passion for law began over a decade ago while working for ACC in the Review Team before she obtained her Bachelor of Laws and worked for a Hamilton law firm.
In 2024, Lily moved to the independent bar and graduated from Waikato University with a Master of Laws, with a focus on ACC law and the interplay of Te Ao Māori and Tikanga with equitable outcomes. This drive for equitable outcomes motivates Lily to continue helping her clients access entitlements and fair treatment.
Valuing direct and honest communication with her clients and agencies she deals with, Lily uses her excellent communication skills to find earlier resolution with a better foundation for ongoing support for her clients. She works with a number of groups and agencies seamlessly, honouring her values of whanaungatanga and kaitiakitanga.
Outside of work, Lily is passionate about live music, design, and continuous professional development opportunities.
Lily is passionate about the law; she began her law degree following an interest sparked whilst working for ACC in the Reviews Team over a decade ago. Following admission to the Bar, Lily worked for a law firm exclusively representing ACC Claimants across all areas both at Review Tribunal and Court levels. Lily also now represents clients for mental health law matters (those who are subject to compulsory treatment orders), and clients seeking employment law representation.
The main proportion of Lily’s practice is ACC law; as such, she devotes some of her practise capacity to mental health law and a growing employment law practice. Lily has recently qualified in Master of Laws, with a focus on ACC law and the interplay of Te Ao Māori and Tikanga. It is this drive for equitable outcomes for injured people that keeps her helping claimants access their entitlements. The other areas of practise, mental health and employment law, share many levels of interplay with ACC law. Lily values direct and honest communication with her clients and agencies she deals with. She finds that this way of communicating brings about earlier resolution with a better foundation for ongoing support for her clients.