Rhian Mordaunt
About Rhian Mordaunt
Rhian Mordaunt is a Legal Editor specializing in Asia and Emerging Markets at Thomson Reuters, with a background in law and international studies. She has experience as a paralegal and intern, and has studied at several institutions including St. Xavier's College and the University of Sydney.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Rhian Mordaunt has been employed as a Legal Editor for Asia and Emerging Markets at Thomson Reuters since 2019. In this role, Mordaunt focuses on legal content relevant to the Asia-Pacific region, contributing to the dissemination of legal knowledge and resources. The position is based in Sydney, Australia, and involves collaboration with legal professionals and stakeholders to ensure accurate and timely information.
Current Role at King & Wood Mallesons
Mordaunt has been working as a Summer Clerk at King & Wood Mallesons since 2021. This role allows her to gain practical experience in a leading international law firm, where she engages in various legal tasks and projects. The position enhances her understanding of the legal industry and contributes to her professional development.
Education and Expertise
Rhian Mordaunt holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of International and Global Studies from the University of Sydney, where she studied from 2017 to 2022. Additionally, she studied Arabic Language and Literature during her time at the university. Mordaunt also completed a program in South Asian Studies at St. Xavier's College in 2019 and studied at Qatar University for 11 months in 2018.
Previous Experience at Dowson Turco Lawyers
Prior to her current roles, Mordaunt worked as a Paralegal at Dowson Turco Lawyers in Sydney, Australia, from 2018 to 2019. This position involved assisting legal professionals with case preparation and research, providing her with foundational experience in the legal field.
Internship at Department of Social Services
In 2020, Rhian Mordaunt served as a Participant Outcomes Policy Intern at the Department of Social Services in Canberra, Australia, for one month. This internship provided her with insights into policy development and the workings of government agencies.