Sydney, Australia — Jones Day, a leading global law firm, has recently enriched its Government Regulation Practice with the addition of Elizabeth Wild as a new partner. Operating out of the firm’s Sydney office, Wild brings with her a wealth of experience spanning three decades in environmental law, particularly in the areas of contaminated land management and remediation.
Wild has developed a storied career by providing expert counsel in environmental disputes, including landmark cases concerning PFAS contamination issues. Her strategic advisement extends to the investigatory and remediation processes of contaminated lands, leading her clientele through the complexities of environmental compliance and development planning.
Francoise Labrousse, Co-Leader of Jones Day’s Government Regulation Practice, praised Wild’s extensive knowledge of environmental regulations across Australia. “Her deep understanding of regulatory hurdles and ESG compliance is invaluable. Her arrival at Jones Day is a significant enhancement to our capabilities in this area,” Labrousse commented.
Throughout her career, Wild has demonstrated a profound capability in navigating through complex regulatory frameworks, making her an ideal fit for Jones Day’s dynamic team. She joins an esteemed group of former high-ranking government officials and seasoned regulatory attorneys at Jones Day, providing guidance on issues from administrative litigation to international trade.
Chris Ahern, Partner-in-Charge of the Sydney Office, highlighted the seamless collaboration within the firm’s global network. “Our team in Sydney maintains close ties with our counterparts nationwide and globally, ensuring comprehensive regulatory and compliance support for our clients,” Ahern noted.
This new appointment follows recent additions to Jones Day’s Australian team across various disciplines, bolstering the firm’s offerings in Corporate, Financial Markets, and Tax law sectors.
Prior to joining Jones Day, Wild served on the board of directors for the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority for five years, showcasing her commitment to environmental advocacy at high levels. Her expertise has been recognized by prominent legal directories, including The Legal 500 APAC and Doyle’s Guide.
Besides her legal prowess, Wild is multilingual, fluent in English, German, French, and Italian, reflecting her versatile communication skills acquired through her comprehensive education at the University of Sydney where she completed her law degree as well as undergraduate and master’s degrees.
Expressing her enthusiasm about her new role, Wild stated, “Joining Jones Day allows me to leverage my background in environmental law at a global scale. I’m eager to contribute to and expand the firm’s already impressive portfolio of regulatory matters.”
Prominent in handling significant legal and regulatory challenges around the world, Jones Day continues to strengthen its international presence with strategic hires like Wild, tailored to meet the growing demands of its diverse client base.
Wild’s appointment marks a strategic move by Jones Day to enhance its regulatory practice, reflecting the firm’s ongoing commitment to excellence in legal services and client advocacy within the environmental sector and beyond.
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