Family law team.

• Evaluating engagement letters issued by the Auditor to verify it preserves the assurance activities of the company.• Analysing legal contracts to determine alignment with the company’s policy and professional sustenance.• Researching and guiding the company to have an effective contractual process to achieve auditory expectations.• Devise strategy to improve the ongoing contractual process of the company.• Review engagement letters for any grammatical issues or spelling mistakes.

Worked for the Private Wealth team in Rotation 1: • Drafted documents such as enduring power of attorneys, deeds, trustee resolutions, board resolutions, letters of engagement, reporting and covering letters. • Attended client meetings and took notes. • Performed administration work like printing, scanning, and organizing documents.Worked for the Trade and Transport, and Insurance team in Rotation 2• Examined key documents to determine relevant parties, legal issues, applicable laws, and package limitations for carriage insurance claims.• Researched case law using legal databases like Westlaw NZ, Lexis Nexis, and BAILII in New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Singapore.• Drafted an article for the firm on recent developments in Marine law.

• Employed customer service skills when attending to phone calls, transferring calls or taking messages. • Practiced organisation skills by handling client folders in a manner that makes future referencing efficient. • Drafted sale and purchase agreements, and settlement statements.• Used LandOnline to obtain guaranteed search titles and other land instruments.

• Reviewed articles for editorial errors and researched relevant sources to quality assure author’s cited work. These included journal articles, legal cases of the highest courts and authentic internet materials.• Engaged in analytical reasoning to determine if each sentence in the article required a reference to avoid academic integrity concerns.• Ensured attention to detail by verifying each citation’s consistency with the New Zealand Law Style Guide.

• Leadership role in a start-up company that aims to enhance access to justice by increasing awareness of rights. The company is building a free wide-scale Legal Literacy programme for high school students.• Collaborate with the product team and innovate games on law basics (e.g. Consumer Law) to help students learn about the law in a fun manner.• Employ critical thinking and problem-solving skills to re-develop games after receiving negative feedback from students.

• Student editor for journal posted on HeinOnline.• Reviewed the paper for editorial errors and researched relevant sources to quality assure author’s cited work. These include quality journal articles, legal cases of the highest courts and authentic internet materials.• Determined if each sentence in the article requires a reference to avoid academic integrity concerns.• Verified each citation’s consistency with the New Zealand Law Style Guide.

• Prepared assigned courses with outlines and materials provided by the education center.• Organize and teach assigned courses in a creative manner.• Tailor learning according to the unique needs of students.• Provide additional support to reduce anxiety and stress about exams.