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OpenLegal is an Australian law firm offering a full range of business legal services. They focus on providing legal solutions for small, medium and growing businesses. What sets them apart is their focus on innovation and client experience. They offer member packages to give businesses flexibility in how they access legal services. They also aim to combine traditional legal practices with modern processes to deliver efficient and client-centric holistic services.
28/161 CASTLEREAGH STREET, 2000, Sydney, Australia
3.8
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OpenLegal has assisted Advantage Grain with (among other matters) the development of professional workplace policies. Phil Evangelou presented to my team on what the policies are and how they work in an accessible and clear way. Overall, Open Legal has approached every project with commercial savy and professionalim. I would highly recomend their services.
Reply from OpenLegal
Thanks Chris, we love working with you and your team!
We've been working with Open Legal for a few years. They are professional, yet personal and really feel like an extension of our team.
They have a wide range of knowledge and expertise and are proactive and easy to work with.
I would definitely recommend them if you want legal support that you can rely on to support your business and personal needs.
Reply from OpenLegal
Thank you Melanie, much appreciated ☺️
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