Wotton + Kearney
Jessica Chapman is an accomplished legal professional with extensive experience in various roles within Wotton + Kearney, progressing from Paralegal to Special Counsel since July 2016. Prior to this, Jessica served as a Research Assistant at UNSW, focusing on digital financial services regulation and collaborating with Professor Ross Buckley on significant research projects related to FinTech and RegTech. Additional experience includes a short tenure as Court Officer at the Federal Court of Australia. Jessica holds a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts (with Distinction) from UNSW, a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from The College of Law Australia, and a Certificate in Digital Money from The Fletcher School at Tufts University.
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Wotton + Kearney
Clear focus W+K is focused on insurance, risk management and dispute resolution – our business is structured to reflect client product lines and we service all policy types in every market sector. Reflecting the sophisticated market we serve, we also have strong capabilities in the areas of law that complement insurance law, including class action defence, D&O litigation and media law. Clients of all shapes and sizes We work with the world’s largest insurers and reinsurers in the Asia Pacific insurance markets, and many of Australia and New Zealand’s largest blue-chip corporates managing large under deductible insurance programs or self-insuring their business risks. But we don’t just act for market giants. Many of our clients are Lloyd’s syndicates writing insurance business in our region either directly or through coverholders, local underwriting agencies, insurance brokers, TPAs and other insurance market participants. We also act for individual directors and officers, corporations, and organisations facing reputational and other significant risks. Keeping it real Our work often involves helping businesses, organisations and individuals when they’re facing situations that are angst-ridden. Outcomes are uncertain, and reputations, business viability and people’s wellbeing can be at stake. We do everything possible to achieve the best possible outcome, minimise uncertainty and angst for everyone involved, and keep insured’s relationships with their insurers intact – that’s what we mean by keeping it real. Building relationships that last Our emphasis on building relationships that endure is at the core of our business model. Mutual respect, shared goals, investing in the future, and helping make our communities better and fairer binds us together. Forging trusted relationships with our clients, their customers, industry bodies and regulators is embedded in our DNA. It’s non-negotiable.