When she’s not wearing her legal hat, Kathryn Esterman can be found in a dance studio.
Having loved dancing from a young age, Kathryn continues to attend ballet and contemporary dance classes in her spare time, also enjoying cooking, running and spending time outdoors.
Kathryn joined Lyon O’Neale Arnold in 2017, having completed a conjoint Law and Science degree at Victoria University, majoring in psychology.
During her time in Wellington, Kathryn volunteered for the Wellington Community Justice Project, a student-led charity that aims to improve access to legal services in the wider community.
A former Tauranga Girls’ College student, Kathryn was quick to take the opportunity to return to her hometown where she is enjoying being able to contribute to the Bay of Plenty community.
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