In this episode, Nicole speaks with Kayte Lewis from Voice Lawyers about the confronting issues of the Covid 19 vaccination and health orders in the work place.

We understand that consulting a lawyer for legal support can be a daunting prospect, particularly if you’ve never had to do so before. And it can be hard to navigate the process, to ensure you are getting the best value from your experience and will reach the desired outcome.

Did you know that up to 97% of court matters are resolved through a mediated settlement? So why not avoid the litigation process and mediate?

There are now more than 245,660 confirmed cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19) worldwide, with 756 cases in Australia as of today, Friday, March 20th, 2020.

Recently our Director, Kayte Lewis was asked to contribute to the Entrepreneur Asia Pacific. In her first article utilises expertise Kaytes in business law to protect entrepreneurs from future legal issues.

Last week I was thrilled to be invited as a guest on to the Janeen Vosper podcast, where I had the opportunity to talk about my passion for helping people find their voice.

Women in business need to take time out of their busy schedule to unwind and refresh both physically and mentally. Reset and refocus for 2019 and step away from the to-do list or in my case, step into Fiji.

I feel like a perpetual student. I’m now about to complete my masters but if I’m honest I love to learn, which is a good thing if you like to lead others. Leadership is as individual as the individual and I don’t think there is one magic formula to follow. At it’s core leadership is about influencing others and this requires excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Happy World Voice Day Sunday, April 16

At a time when our legislators are proscribing mediation and meaningful negotiation, I’m frequently arriving at the same hurdle. Some lawyers don’t speak to other lawyers. And as the digital natives graduate from law school, do we face a future with lawyers who have lost the art of verbal communication? We will be unable to meet our legislative and, surely, our moral requirements to negotiate or mediate unless we are prepared to change.

Gender difference and education can be a controversial subject but I’m going to wade into it anyway. I’ve seen a lot over my 27 years of teaching and training.

Helen asked to interview me over Easter. She wanted to know my story, how I came to be where I am today and my thoughts on how to assist women in domestic violence situations. If you want to know more have a read. https://msdispatches.wordpress.com/interviews-page-2/