Henry Pill

Senior Associate

Henry Pill is a lawyer in Hall Payne’s Hobart office, practicing in employment and industrial law.

After graduating from the University of Tasmania in 2008, Henry worked as a union organiser for the Liquor Hospitality and Miscellaneous Workers’ Union (now United Voice) before being admitted to the Supreme Court of Tasmania in 2010.

Upon admission, Henry commenced practise as a generalist solicitor in a community legal service, representing clients in a range of areas including employment, administrative and criminal law. During this period Henry came to appreciate the importance of access to legal service for ordinary people, particularly in matters against large entities such as corporations and governments.

Following this, Henry worked as an adviser to the Premier of Tasmania before commencing in private practice as an industrial and criminal lawyer in Tasmania and Victoria.

Henry is a passionate advocate for workers and their unions across the areas of industrial law, employment law and civil claims. His practice combines experience and knowledge of the legal issues with an understanding of the needs of clients.

Henry continues to work to improve access to justice in the community. He has previously served as Tasmanian President of the Australian Lawyers Alliance and as a director of the Tasmanian Refugee Legal Service. He is a current director of the Hobart Community Legal Service and also continues to provide pro-bono assistance through their free legal clinic service.

Henry is a member of the Law Society of Tasmania and a former State President of the Australian Lawyers Alliance. In his spare time, Henry volunteers at the Hobart Community Legal Service.

Reviews for Hall Payne Hobart

29 Jul 2024  Email Giulia H

Dear Henry

Thank you for all your great work! It was a good result. Kind regards, Giulia

23 Apr 2024  Google Hayden R

Henry Pill, Lilly, Leonie, Naomi and the entire team at Hall Payne Lawyers Hobart have provided the utmost professional and compassionate service.

Thank you for your support, advice and positive outcome in my case.

19 Jan 2024  Google El S

Henry Pill and the team including Leonie and Naomi and the other ladies could not have been more professional, kind, and just wonderful in general. Henry was excellent, informative and assisted me in every way possible.

I highly, highly recommend the services of Hall Payne Lawyers and sincerely appreciate their support and services throughout my long and stressful ordeal, the outcome was fantastic and I would refer anyone to their services.

Thank you, Henry and to the whole team.

18 Jan 2024  Letter Steve D

Thanks for making my claim a simple, easy, stress-free event for me Henry.

25 Nov 2023  Google Chloe B

I can't speak highly enough of Lily at the Hobart office. She was super helpful and informative when I was having a tough time with a workers compensation issue. 100% recommend.

21 Sep 2023  Google Wesley N

Going through the Workers Compensation process is really awful. It is soul destroying. I could not be more thankful for my lawyer Indi Gunadasa and his team. Without him I am sure I would not have had as good of a result. It is a battle in which you want people both proficient and kind to be on your side. Thankyou

30 Aug 2023  Google James W

Highly recommend Hall Payne! Henry was knowledgeable and very generous with his time and expertise.

01 Aug 2023  Google Wayne L

Very happy with Indi and his staff,can't recommend them highly enough for their hard work in achieving a favourable outcome.

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Recent Blogs by Henry

Termination of workers compensation claims Tasmania due to whole or substantial recovery

Termination of workers compensation claims Tasmania due to whole or substantial recovery

Tasmanian workers facing termination of workers' compensation weekly payments on the basis that they have “wholly and substantially recovered” from their work-related injury or illness have significant rights under the law – but strict time limits apply.

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Worker’s compensation benefits terminated unfairly

Worker’s compensation benefits reinstated for injured Tasmanian worker

A win for a Tasmanian worker who had his worker's compensation benefits terminated unfairly. The result saw Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal make an order reinstating the worker's benefits.

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Fighting at work can lead to disciplinary action, including termination

Fighting at work can lead to disciplinary action, including termination

A worker involved in a physical altercation in the workplace can face serious disciplinary consequences, including the immediate termination of their employment.

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How do I claim WorkCover in Tasmania?

WorkCover Tasmania - your plain English guide to workers compensation

Making a workers’ compensation claim can be a confusing process, especially if you’ve never done it before. But it’s also a very important step to take to ensure your rights are protected in the unfortunate event you are injured at work in Tasmania.

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