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Nexus gains three group principals – Australasian Lawyer

Nexus Law Group has added three senior lawyers as group principals.

Maria Monastiriotis, Tara Lucke, and Claudio Venegas have joined the firm. Monastiriotis and Venegas join the firms Sydney office, while Tara Lucke will be based on the Gold Coast, the firm said.

All three bring their own unique insights and perspectives in their areas of expertise and their contributions will have a significant impact to the Nexus Group as move forward, including as we deploy the OpenLaw smart contracts platform, said Marcus McCarthy, Nexus founder.

Monastiriotis, who is the former family practice leader at Slater and Gordon in Sydney, brings to the firm more than 25 years experience. An accredited family law special…

Read the full article at: https://m.australasianlawyer.com.au/news/nexus-gains-three-group-principals-260233.aspx

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Nexus gains three group principals – Australasian Lawyer

Nexus Law Group has added three senior lawyers as group principals.

Maria Monastiriotis, Tara Lucke, and Claudio Venegas have joined the firm. Monastiriotis and Venegas join the firms Sydney office, while Tara Lucke will be based on the Gold Coast, the firm said.

All three bring their own unique insights and perspectives in their areas of expertise and their contributions will have a significant impact to the Nexus Group as move forward, including as we deploy the OpenLaw smart contracts platform, said Marcus McCarthy, Nexus founder.

Monastiriotis, who is the former family practice leader at Slater and Gordon in Sydney, brings to the firm more than 25 years experience. An accredited family law special…

Read the full article at: https://www.australasianlawyer.com.au/news/nexus-gains-three-group-principals-260233.aspx

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