“翻滚吧！律政新人王”｜AuslawPartners优秀实习生展①(3)

I still remember vividly on the first week starting at Auslaw, I was overwhelmed by the work ethics of the people working there. The professionalism of the solicitors and staffs at Auslaw is not limited by the size of the firm, everyone at Auslaw is knowledgeable with his and her area of expertise, from legal to administrative work. Importantly, I was fortunate to work alongside with different lawyers where they have always been helpful at assisting me utilities this internship opportunity as effectively as I could, such as explaining how due-diligence process work in a sale of business and having me sit in a negotiation. I also had the chance to conduct a myriad of legal work, for example, amending and reviewing business and property contracts, filing court documents, and preparing documents for clients.
There are many details about practicing law that slip through the cracks when we are studying at university, the lecturers could barely spend the time on telling us the read-world experience. But, throughout my time at Auslaw I have experienced and learnt there is far more to the work of legal profession than just case-laws and legislations. I have developed a lot of real-world skills that I could not gain from university, such as how to interact and assist appropriately with the client who is seeking legal advice. One of the key skills that I learnt was how paramount to make accurate and proper correspondences with the clients, to minimize any chance of misunderstanding that may have on the clients and reduce unnecessary communication with clients, so that the work can be carried out in a timely and well-executed manner.