Bohm joined the corporate and communications law firm in 2005 after returning from London, where she practised in a boutique industrial law firm.

In her new role at Truman Hoyle, Bohm advises many of the firm’s communications, technology and energy law clients on industrial matters. She is assisting the defence team in one of New South Wales’ largest occupational health and safety prosecutions.

Baxter has been appointed to the industrial practice to assist the firm’s clients with WorkChoices compliance.

“The industrial practice has proved to be a key component of our new economy services offering,” managing partner, Shane Barber, said.

“While technology and intellectual property rights go some way to protecting ideas and information, employee management is an essential part of that task. We are very pleased to see [Bohm’s] promotion and to have [Baxter] join us.”