Acknowledgments by Law Practice Sample Clauses

Acknowledgments by Law Practice. 1. A Principal or an eligible associate on the Legal Aid NSW General Crime Panel; 2. Able to access Grafton Local Court within a 1 hour commute; 3. Three years post-admission experience and devotion of not less than 50% of normal full- time practice to the area of criminal law in each year of the past three-year period; 4. Experience or capacity to conduct criminal duty list work in a Local Court; 5. Proven experience delivering high quality legal services to socially and economically disadvantaged clients, both in person and electronically, and a demonstrated understanding of the complex needs of these clients; 6. Demonstrated cultural competency and experience in acting on behalf of Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander clients; 7. Ability to provide a responsive service to the needs of Legal Aid NSW and its clients within the Grafton area. In order to satisfy this requirement, it would generally be expected that the principal place of business of the practitioner would be located within or in close proximity (within a 1 hour commute) to Grafton Local Court; 8. Knowledge of Legal Aid NSW policies, guidelines and procedures to determine applications of legal aid on a duty basis and advise clients about eligibility; or the capacity to rapidly acquire such knowledge.
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Acknowledgments by Law Practice. 1. A Principal or an eligible associate on the Legal Aid NSW General Crime Panel 2. Able to access Belmont Local Court within a 45 –60 minute commute 3. Three years post-admission experience and devotion of not less than 50% of normal full- time practice to the area of criminal law in each year of the past three year period 4. Experience or capacity to conduct criminal duty list work in a Local Court 5. Proven experience delivering high quality legal services to socially and economically disadvantaged clients, both in person and electronically, and a demonstrated understanding of the complex needs of these clients 6. Demonstrated cultural competency and /experience in acting on behalf of ATSI Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander clients. 7. Ability to provide a responsive service to the needs of Legal Aid NSW and its clients within the Belmont/Newcastle area. In order to satisfy this requirement, it would generally be expected that the principal place of business of the practitioner would be located within or in close proximity (within 45-60 minutes) to Belmont Local Court. 8. Knowledge of Legal Aid NSW policies, guidelines and procedures to determine applications of legal aid on a duty basis and advise clients about eligibility; or the capacity to rapidly acquire such knowledge 9. A short proposal as to your capacity to (including how you will resource the Pilot, how you will manage conflicts of interests etc) and how you will provide and maintain the duty service at Belmont Local Court 10. Willingness and ability to comply with Legal Aid NSW reporting and administrative requirements, as outlined in the Service Agreement.
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