Corinne Grant

Corinne completed the Juris Doctor at the University of Melbourne in 2015 and was admitted to practice in Victoria in 2017, and South Australia in 2021.

She began her legal career in Victoria, working in the areas of public liability and workers compensation. She has represented workers from the manufacturing to transport industries, clerical employees, police, ambulance officers and everyone in between.  She has also worked in the Victorian Office of Public Prosecutions in the Proceeds of Crime division.

While in Victoria, Corinne also worked as a volunteer migration agent at Refugee Legal.

As a committed defender of workers’ rights, Corinne was the Victorian President of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance from 2007 – 2012 and Federal Vice President of the Equity section of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance from 2013 – 2015.

Corinne has also served as a board member of the Fitzroy Legal Service, and as an ambassador for the National Breast Cancer Foundation and World Vision. She is proud to be a current ambassador for Children’s Ground.

Moving to Adelaide in 2021, Corinne initially worked in the private sector, representing and advising both workers and employers in the areas of worker’s compensation and employment law. She also has experience in privacy law and commercial litigation.

Corinne joined the Working Women’s Centre in 2024, wanting to focus exclusively on the rights of workers. She passionately believes everyone has a right to be heard and respected, and to feel valued.

When not at work, Corinne enjoys baking overly ambitious cakes for her wary family and watching trash TV.