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David Mitchell has been at the helm of Mitchell & Shorten Lawyers as Principal since 2016, bringing a wealth of expertise in various legal domains. With a robust background in building law, he adeptly advises owners and builders on residential claims and dispute resolution. His previous role as a solicitor in the construction division of a national law firm and his experience as a project manager in the construction and property development industry underpin his authoritative knowledge in this area. In employment law, David represents both employers and employees across a range of matters, drawing on his experience working alongside an accredited specialist in employment and industrial law. He provides guidance on employee and contractor contracts, unfair dismissal applications, and workplace disputes, among other issues. David's commercial acumen extends to tax structuring and compliance, honed during his tenure as a tax manager at Ernst & Young in both Australia and New York. He offers insightful advice on business transactions, intellectual property protection, and compliance with the Australian Consumer Law and Corporations Act. His educational credentials include a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Sydney, a Bachelor of Planning and Design from The University of Melbourne, and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Notre Dame. A former Chartered Accountant, David also actively contributes to the legal community as a member of the HIA and a participant on the NSW Industrial Relations & Legal Services Committee. David's comprehensive legal services cater to individuals and small to medium enterprises, offering tailored solutions in employment, building and construction, and commercial and revenue law. His commitment to excellence ensures that clients receive the highest standard of representation and advice.
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- General Advice
- Tax Law
- Trusts
- Disputes
- Unfair Dismissal
- Construction Law
- Conveyancing
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