
Shannon Chapman
Partner
Lander & Rogers
Shannon practices across the broad spectrum of employment, industrial relations, discrimination and safety matters. She has a strong industrial practice, having advised clients extensively on enterprise bargaining, industrial action, and conducted associated litigation, such as termination of enterprise agreements and stopping industrial action.
Shannon also has a particular specialty in complex employment and industrial litigation and disputes. She has represented clients in relevant state and federal jurisdictions, including the High Court.
Shannon has provided clients with extensive workplace training and enjoys assisting clients navigate tricky matters arising from issues such as regulator investigations, long term ill and injured employees, and absenteeism.
Shannon has advised clients in relation to the conduct of investigations, and has conducted many investigations, including those relating to whistleblower disclosures.
Shannon has a keen interested in legal tech and AI and her role at Lander & Rogers includes leading the firm's Brisbane Law Tech Clinic, delivered in partnership with BotL, for Queensland University of Technology (QUT) students.
SESSIONS
3:25
Interactive scenario: AI in the workplace, legal risks & breach response
AI and workplace data practices are reshaping HR, but breaches can expose organisations to serious privacy, safety, and Fair Work liabilities. This session explores real-world scenarios, helping HR leaders anticipate risks, respond effectively to breaches, and implement practical safeguards that keep AI use compliant and accountable.
Understand AI, ChatGPT, and workplace data use risks across different frameworks
Prepare for Privacy Act updates, regulatory scrutiny, and respond effectively to incidents
Learn from a real-world example where AI and employee monitoring created compliance challenges
The minimum viable AI policy & controls to withstand regulatory scrutiny
Implement actionable steps to protect employee privacy and ensure accountability
Shannon Chapman, Partner, Lander & Rogers
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