Simon Mason
Solicitor
BA (Psych), LLB, LLM (Hons), GDLP, TAE
Simon is a generalist lawyer who advises and represents clients in relation to employment matters, business structuring, commercial law, liability, review of government and regulator actions.
Simon received his Bachelor of Arts (majoring in Psychology) and Bachelor of Laws from the University of New England, and his Master of Laws (with honours) from Australia National University with a focus on administrative and regulatory law.
Simon has a background in litigation and corporate restructuring and frequently consults with start-ups and small businesses seeking to build compliant practices.Â
Simon has extensive experience in training and teaching, holding a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE) and having previously managed a Registered Training Organisation (RTO). Simon has spent the last ten years as director of an events management company. He has a passion to see the Allied Health Sector equipped with quality, relevant and timely CPD.
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This training sets out the Foundation of Narrative Therapy; a therapeutic approach focused on playfulness and reframing of complex client issues.
This training covers how to give evidence in family law proceedings for psychologists and other mental health practitioners.
This training is for practitioners seeking to improve their skills in preparing reports, statements and letters of support for clients in relation to migration law matters.
This training covers how to respond to a request for your client notes, whether in the form of a subpoena or a document request from a law firm, court, tribunal or other regulatory body.Â
This training sets out key considerations in signing a commercial lease, licence or room hire agreement.
This training sets out the various legal structures to consider in establishing a private practice.Â
Everything a practitioner needs to know before signing a contract as an Employee or Contractor.
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