Nim Nimalachandran

• Represented clients at Bail and Remand court, Mentions and ARC lists at the Melbourne Magistrates' Court.
• Prepared and filed written submissions and led an appeal for sentence at the Melbourne County Court.
• Improved client satisfaction with timely communication and thorough explanations of complex legal concepts.
• Advised clients on potential outcomes of their criminal matters.
• Identified client's vulnerabilities and referred them to CISP, Navigation and Triage or other services such as Head space and Salvation Army.

• Provided advice and representation to clients through 'Help Before Court' & 'Early Resolution Service.'
• Served as a duty lawyer on FVIVO, mentions and cells lists.
• Attended local schools to provide education on laws to abide by.
• Serviced Seymour & Broadmeadows Magistrates' Courts.
• Adapted service delivery on the Family Violence list when Broadmeadows Magistrates' became a Specialist Family Violence Court.

• Provided homework assistance using specific curriculum and materials.
• Leveraged technology and visual aids to engage students and enhance learning.
• Increased student comprehension by utilizing personalized teaching methods and adapting to individual learning styles.
• Enabled underachieving students to reach target attainment levels by providing individualized coaching and activities.

• Improved client satisfaction with timely communication and thorough explanations of complex legal concepts.
• Collaborated effectively with Prosecutions to expedite resolution of disputes, demonstrating professionalism and diplomatic tact.
• Developed strategies for court proceedings and negotiations.
• Represented clients in court proceedings at Bendigo and Echuca Magistrates' Courts.
• Represented clients in court proceedings, hearings and arbitrations.

• Improved communication between lawyers and clients by relaying critical information promptly.
• Triaged, collated briefs and referred clients to the appropriate offices all over Victoria.
• Coordinated with court personnel to ensure that the VLA lawyer provides advice on all outstanding matters for clients.
• Booked in phone appointments for lawyers in all offices.
• Made referrals to duty lawyers when clients seek help 7 days before their court date.
• Referred clients who are ineligible for the service to other sources and provided information emails.

• Interrogate database records to extract relevant information
• Explain relevant legislation and Victoria Police policies and procedures associated with vehicle impoundment to stakeholders, clients and external service providers
• Understand the confidentiality requirements of Victoria Police and communicate procedures effectively to people exhibiting challenging behaviours
• Reception and administrative duties
• Customer service