Yevashrin( Vash) Naidoo is a Litigation Lawyer at Sharrock Pitman Legal.
Vash has experience in preparing and managing litigation proceedings in the Magistrates’ Court and at the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT), as well as mediations held through the Victorian Small Business Commission (VSBC).
Vash is adept at drafting evidentiary documents such as Statements of Claim, Subpoenaes, and Affidavits, as well as preparing detailed briefs to Counsel and other court documents.
Prior to joining Sharrock Pitman Legal, Vash worked at the National Australia Bank as a Banking Advisor and Business Analyst where he gained experienced in banking processes and banking procedures, project management, drafting detailed design documents, and an understanding of consumer products.
Vash has also worked in generalist law practices where he gained experience in Commercial Law and Property Law matters. As a result, Vash can advise customers in litigation proceedings relating to:
Commercial Law, including;
Property Law, including;
In addition, Vash also has experience in;
> Commercial Litigation
> Court and Tribunal Proceedings
> Commercial and personal disputes
> Debt Recovery
> Insolvency and Bankruptcy
> Bachelor of Laws
> Bachelor of Commerce (Major in Marketing and Finance)
> Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice (GDLP)
> Member - Law Institute of Victoria
In the business world, the existence of a contract may not always be an ‘iron-clad’ guarantee of performance. Litigation Lawyer Yevashrin Naidoo outlines what happens when a contract cannot be honoured by one or more of the parties.
A contract is an integral element in most business relationships. Litigation Lawyer Yevashrin Naidoo outlines the options for the affected party when the other side fails to meet its contractual obligations.
The risk of cyber attacks that target digital technology such as computer systems and workplace networks, poses a significant risk to how a business operates and provides its services. Litigation Lawyer Yevashrin Naidoo looks at the recent case of ASIC v RI Advice Group Pty Ltd.
