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Sue Willman is the Assistant Director of King’s Legal Clinic and a Senior Lecturer in Law at King’s College London. Her expertise lies in public law, particularly in strategic litigation concerning human rights and environmental law. Having started her career as a solicitor in 1996, she has developed extensive experience in advocating for migrants and has been instrumental in legal actions aimed at promoting climate justice through her work with the Climate Law Governance Centre. Since joining King’s Legal Clinic in 2020, she has focused on developing legal interventions that tackle issues related to climate change. Willman has played a pivotal role in campaigns addressing judicial reviews and has contributed to significant casework aimed at challenging governmental decisions regarding environmental harm. In 2015, she participated in a civil claim against BP on behalf of Colombian trade unionists affected by paramilitary violence linked to the company's operations. Additionally, Sue has a firm commitment to environmental justice, aiding communities affected by corporate actions and promoting the rights of nature. She holds an LLM in International Legal Studies from Georgetown University and collaborates with various organizations to enhance legal rights related to environmental protection.
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