With three major law schools and over 4,200 legal practitioners currently practising, South Australia boasts a strong fraternity of lawyers and solicitors.
Among these practitioners are graduate lawyers – young professionals who have recently finished their university studies and completed their Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, a journey that can take more than six years. These positions are highly competitive and are awarded only to top graduates, with many firms running programs to attract budding lawyers.
Mellor Olsson is proud to announce that two of our team members, Kristen Camera from our Adelaide office and Lucy Tucker from our Clare office, have been featured in today's Advertiser as Rising Legal Eagles. Well done, Kristen and Lucy! We're proud to have you on our team.
Kristen Camera
Graduated: University of Adelaide, 2022
Firm: Mellor Olsson Lawyers, Adelaide
Kristen Camera is currently working within the family law team at Mellor Olsson Lawyers and said she found this area of practice "incredibly rewarding and fulfilling".
"Knowing that I have played a part in supporting families during challenging times, particularly when children are involved, is a highlight of my career," she said.
Ms Camera aspires to be recognised as an empathetic lawyer who puts her client's first.
Lucy Tucker
Graduated: University of South Australia, 2024
Firm: Mellor Olsson Lawyers, Clare
At 22 years old, Lucy Tucker has relocated to the Clare Valley to work in a wide range of practice areas which has provided her with the opportunity to grow in her professional skills.
"The benefit of working in a regional law firm is the exposure to varied legal work," Ms Tucker said.
"I work across wills and estates, agribusiness, property, leasing and conveyancing."
Ms Tucker is passionate about advocating for regional and rural communities and ensuring they have adequate access to exceptional legal aid.
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