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Lyus has spent more than 32 years in Chambers, and has experience on some of Sydney
and Maurice Byers Chambers.
“I think virtual clerking is going to be the way of the future, and I plan on only engaging the top lawyers and mediators,” Lyus told Lawyers Weekly.
“It’s very new, very exciting and it’s going to lift the morale of the bar. I think it’s going to, quite frankly, be a little bit on the threatening side to large firms that are not cost effective enough for clients that want to cut costs.”
Initially offering her online clerking service in Sydney , Lyus already has plans to branch out to Queensland , Victoria , and possibly Asia and Hong Kong .
Lyus LeGal will offer services to an exclusive list of about 20 barristers handpicked by Lyus, including diary management, fee recovery and proactive promotions.
“I plan on having … about 20 [barristers] but I will also have access to the entire bar. If I can’t fill [requests] with my list, because of my knowledge I can certainly make sure that they get the correct referral for whatever problem they have,” Lyus said.
“I’m a very aggressive promoter of my barristers, but I make sure I only work for the best, because I can only be as good as the people I’m working for – simple as that!”
Case in point
- Established by experienced clerk Belinda Lyus, Lyus LeGal virtual boutique will operate in a similar way to the Melbourne List System, running parallel to the current established chambers.
- Lyus LeGal aims to provide tailored clerking services to a select list of top mediators and barristers throughout the country.
- The service will cut costs for clients by operating without formal Chambers and other costly overheads
- Lyus LeGal also plans to shake-up the corporate sector by providing specialist clerking services such as tendering for in house legal departments, corporations and government departments; minimizing overalls costs through direct access to law firms and the Bar.
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Sydney
Lyus has spent more than 32 years in Chambers, and has experience on some of
and Maurice Byers Chambers.
“I think virtual clerking is going to be the way of the future, and I plan on only engaging the top lawyers and mediators,” Lyus told Lawyers Weekly.
“It’s very new, very exciting and it’s going to lift the morale of the bar. I think it’s going to, quite frankly, be a little bit on the threatening side to large firms that are not cost effective enough for clients that want to cut costs.”
Initially offering her online clerking service in
Lyus LeGal will offer services to an exclusive list of about 20 barristers handpicked by Lyus, including diary management, fee recovery and proactive promotions.
“I plan on having … about 20 [barristers] but I will also have access to the entire bar. If I can’t fill [requests] with my list, because of my knowledge I can certainly make sure that they get the correct referral for whatever problem they have,” Lyus said.
“I’m a very aggressive promoter of my barristers, but I make sure I only work for the best, because I can only be as good as the people I’m working for – simple as that!”
Case in point
