Proactive and organized professional passionate about law and social justice, with a diverse background in both legal and customer service roles. Experienced in legal research, working closely with barristers, and understanding the needs of people from all walks of life. Extensive customer service experience has built strong connections with diverse individuals, fostering empathy and effective communication. Known for a strong work ethic, adaptability, and a collaborative spirit. Committed to using skills, enthusiasm, and dedication as a paralegal, especially in civil law matters impacting disadvantaged and vulnerable communities.
Assisted in identifying emerging issues, such as gaps in protective measures for victims of coercive control, to work with the law reform coordinator on Crimes Legislation (Coercive Control). Contributions included researching trends and presenting evidence that informed policy changes.
Worked with a group to come up with practical suggestions and create guiding principles that aligned with the WLS's goals, helping to make the law reform initiatives more effective.
Led a team of six students, managing project tasks while collaborating with ICRC to develop an educational application.
Worked closely with the Neota project manager and Allen's mentor to gather and analyze requirements, ensuring project goals were aligned.
Project was recognized for being 'highly innovative and inventive in using tech' by a panel of three judges, highlighting creativity in solving complex problems.
Yoga
Weightlifting
Oil painting