Everingham Solomons is delighted to announce that Director Mark Grady has become a Law Society sanctioned Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law.
To become an Accredited Specialist it is necessary to have practiced significantly in a recognised specialist area for an extensive period of time. In addition the Applicant’s knowledge of the specialist area is tested in a formal examination process as well as in extensive written work. Further peer review is conducted to satisfy the Specialist Accreditation Board that the Applicant has the requisite knowledge to profess to be a specialist in that particular area.
Everingham Solomons Director Mark Grady is now the fifth Director to be accredited by the Law Society as an Accredited Specialist and the Second Personal injury Law Accredited Specialist. Other areas of Everingham Solomons Accredited Specialists Directors are Business Law, Property Law and Family Law.
Historically Everingham Solomons has encouraged specialisation amongst its Solicitors. When the Law Society first introduced the Accredited Specialist program in 1993 all the then existing Partners of Everingham Solomons successfully applied and achieved specialisation in their chosen fields of practice. The process of continuous improvement of all Solicitors’ knowledge of their practice is actively encouraged at Everingham Solomons with a number of our Solicitors successfully progressing Masters Degree’s in Law from various Universities and the College of Law.
At Everingham Solomons we pride ourselves in developing specialist skills so that we can provide the best possible advice in a cost effective manner because Helping You is Our Business.
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Everingham Solomons are pleased to announce that once again a Tamworth, Quirindi, Gunnedah or Manilla Year 12 student wishing to undertake university study in Law will have a valuable opportunity to receive the benefits of our Law Bursary.
The Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary provides financial assistance for the successful applicant during their first year of university as well as an opportunity to gain valuable paid work experience in our offices periodically throughout the duration of their studies.
All Principals of local High Schools have been contacted and advised of the details. Interested students should liaise with the Principal or Careers Advisor of their school, who will assist them in making a formal application for this Bursary.
We emphasise that the selection process does not depend solely on academic merit. We appreciate that students come from a variety of backgrounds and accordingly the selection process concentrates on the attributes of the student as a whole, rather than solely academic achievement.
The Bursary has gained widespread interest since its inception and continues to provide a valuable opportunity for current Year 12 students wishing to pursue a legal career. The Bursary is also open to students currently undertaking a gap year who will be commencing university study in 2018.
Everingham Solomons view the Bursary as a continuing commitment to young people in the communities of Tamworth, Quirindi, Manilla and Gunnedah and we encourage interested students to apply. Applications will be accepted until 30 September 2017.
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Everingham Solomons are pleased to announce that once again a Tamworth, Quirindi, Gunnedah or Manilla Year 12 student wishing to undertake university study in Law will have a valuable opportunity to receive the benefits of our Law Bursary.
The Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary provides financial assistance for the successful applicant during their first year of university as well as an opportunity to gain valuable paid work experience in our offices periodically throughout the duration of their studies.
All Principals of local High Schools have been contacted and advised of the details. Interested students should liaise with the Principal or Careers Advisor of their school, who will assist them in making a formal application for this Bursary.
We emphasise that the selection process does not depend solely on academic merit. We appreciate that students come from a variety of backgrounds and accordingly the selection process concentrates on the attributes of the student as a whole, rather than solely academic achievement.
The Bursary has gained widespread interest since its inception and continues to provide a valuable opportunity for current Year 12 students wishing to pursue a legal career. The Bursary is also open to students currently undertaking a gap year who will be commencing university study in 2015.
Everingham Solomons view the Bursary as a continuing commitment to young people in the communities of Tamworth, Quirindi, Manilla and Gunnedah and we encourage interested students to apply. Applications will be accepted until 30 September 2016.
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Everingham Solomons are still accepting applications from Tamworth, Quirindi, Gunnedah or Manilla students for the Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary.
The Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary was first given in 1998. It provides financial assistance for the successful applicant during their first year as well as an opportunity to gain valuable work experience in our offices periodically throughout the duration of their studies.
The Principals of local High Schools have been contacted and advised of the correct format for submitting applications. Interested students should liaise with the Principal or Careers Advisor of their school, who will assist them in making a formal application for this Bursary.
We emphasise that the selection process does not depend solely on academic merit. We appreciate that students come from a variety of backgrounds and accordingly the selection process concentrates on the attributes of the student as a whole, rather than solely academic achievement.
The Bursary has gained widespread interest since its inception and continues to provide a valuable opportunity for current Year 12 students wishing to pursue a legal career.
Everingham Solomons view the Bursary as a continuing commitment to young people in the communities of Tamworth, Quirindi, Manilla and Gunnedah and we encourage interested students to apply.
Applications will be accepted until 30 September, 2014 with interviews conducted during October. A final decision as to the recipient is made in January once university acceptances are confirmed.
Are you wanting to study Law next year at University? Great news – the applications are now open for the Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary.
Everingham Solomons are pleased to announce that once again a Tamworth, Quirindi, Gunnedah or Manilla Year 12 student wishing to undertake university study in Law will have a valuable opportunity to receive the benefits of our Law Bursary.
The Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary provides financial assistance for the successful applicant during their first year of university as well as an opportunity to gain valuable paid work experience in our offices periodically throughout the duration of their studies.
All Principals of local High Schools have been contacted and advised of the details. Interested students should liaise with the Principal or Careers Advisor of their school, who will assist them in making a formal application for this Bursary.
We emphasise that the selection process does not depend solely on academic merit. We appreciate that students come from a variety of backgrounds and accordingly the selection process concentrates on the attributes of the student as a whole, rather than solely academic achievement.
The Bursary has gained widespread interest since its inception and continues to provide a valuable opportunity for current Year 12 students wishing to pursue a legal career. The Bursary is also open to students currently undertaking a gap year who will be commencing university study in 2015.
Everingham Solomons view the Bursary as a continuing commitment to young people in the communities of Tamworth, Quirindi, Manilla and Gunnedah and we encourage interested students to apply. Applications will be accepted until 30 September 2014.
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The Directors and staff are delighted with their success at the recent New England and North West Business Chamber Awards having now become a State Finalist for Excellence in Business Ethics.
Whilst historically Everingham Solomons and its predecessors have delivered legal services in the New England and North West for in excess of 140 years it has strived to be the best. However the manner in which those services are delivered has always assumed paramount importance.
Since well before the inception of “specialisation” as sanctioned by the Law Society of New South Wales in the 1990’s, Everingham Solomons has embraced the need to specialise. This firm has been acknowledged to have more Accredited Specialists than any other firm outside the metropolitan areas. To provide client services with a level of legal specialisation has assumed substantial importance with numerous of our Solicitors having completed Masters of Law Programs as well as becoming Accredited Specialist in the areas of Law in which they are passionate.
To be accepted by our clients as trusted advisors has long been a core value of this firm. To have this formally acknowledged brings a great deal of satisfaction to the Directors and staff alike.
The Directors and staff are absolutely delighted in having the manner in which we act on behalf of our clients formally acknowledged in this way by the NSW Business Chamber with the cornerstone of our values firmly based upon uncompromising honesty and integrity.
Everingham Solomons looks forward to representing the New England and North West as a State Finalist in Sydney at the NSW Business Chamber Awards at the end of November 2013.
We acknowledge with gratitude the continuing support of all our clients many of whom have become our active advocates to those in need of legal services. For all those special people we sincerely thank you.
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Everingham Solomons are pleased to announce that once again a Tamworth, Quirindi, Gunnedah or Manilla Year 12 student wishing to undertake university study in Law will have a valuable opportunity to receive the benefits of our Law Bursary.
The Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary provides financial assistance for the successful applicant during their first year of university as well as an opportunity to gain valuable paid work experience in our offices periodically throughout the duration of their studies.
All Principals of local High Schools have been contacted and advised of the details. Interested students should liaise with the Principal or Careers Advisor of their school, who will assist them in making a formal application for this Bursary.
We emphasise that the selection process does not depend solely on academic merit. We appreciate that students come from a variety of backgrounds and accordingly the selection process concentrates on the attributes of the student as a whole, rather than solely academic achievement.
The Bursary has gained widespread interest since its inception and continues to provide a valuable opportunity for current Year 12 students wishing to pursue a legal career. The Bursary is also open to students currently undertaking a gap year who will be commencing university study in 2014.
If you require any further information Everingham Solomons are holding a information night on Tuesday 27th August at our Marius Street office from 6pm – 7pm. If you would like to come along please follow the below link to register.
Everingham Solomons view the Bursary as a continuing commitment to young people in the communities of Tamworth, Quirindi, Manilla and Gunnedah and we encourage interested students to apply. Applications will be accepted until 20 September 2013.
Click here for more information on Terry Broomfield.
Everingham Solomons are pleased to announce that once again a Tamworth, Quirindi, Gunnedah or Manilla Year 12 student wishing to undertake university study in Law will have a valuable opportunity to receive the benefits of our Law Bursary.
The Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary was first given in 1998. It provides financial assistance for the successful applicant during their first year as well as an opportunity to gain valuable work experience in our offices periodically throughout the duration of their studies.
All Principals of local High Schools have been contacted and advised of the details. Interested students should liaise with the Principal or Careers Advisor of their school, who will assist them in making a formal application for this Bursary.
We emphasise that the selection process does not depend solely on academic merit. We appreciate that students come from a variety of backgrounds and accordingly the selection process concentrates on the attributes of the student as a whole, rather than solely academic achievement.
The Bursary has gained widespread interest since its inception and continues to provide a valuable opportunity for current Year 12 students wishing to pursue a legal career.
If you require any further information Everingham Solomons are holding a information night on Wednesday 10th October at our Marius Street office from 6pm – 7pm. If you would like to come along please follow the below link to register.
Everingham Solomons view the Bursary as a continuing commitment to young people in the communities of Tamworth, Quirindi, Manilla and Gunnedah and we encourage interested students to apply. Applications will be accepted until 30 November, 2012.
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We are pleased to announce that the 2011 bursary recipient is local student Nathan Whale. Nathan completed Year 12 at Farrer Memorial Agricultural High School in 2010 and then undertook a gap year. This is the third time a student from Farrer has been awarded the Bursary.
Nathan has enrolled in a Bachelor of Business Information Systems – Bachelor of Laws Degree at the University of Wollongong. We are very confident that he will prove to be an outstanding student and, ultimately, an exceptional asset to the legal community.
The continued interest shown in the Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Bursary by Higher School Certificate students from our local schools has been extensive and the quality of the applicants every year has made the selection process very difficult indeed.
This firm has, over the last 14 years, offered an annual bursary for local high school students completing their Higher School Certificate and securing admission to a tertiary facility to pursue a career in Law.
To encourage our youth in this way has been most rewarding for this firm. We continue to be astounded by the quality of applicants, their range of interests and their enthusiasm and motivation to achieve. Such qualities in these young people reflects well on our local High Schools.
Students currently contemplating a career in Law who are sitting for the Higher School Certificate this year are encouraged to make an application for the Bursary by submitting their curriculum vitae to this firm prior to 30 November 2012. We will contact the Schools later in the year to arrange for this opportunity to be raised with interested students.
Everingham Solomons are proud to provide this opportunity for local students and look forward each year to the time when the successful recipients join us for some practical experience in the firms offices.
Congratulations Nathan. We are, as I am sure your family and your School are, very proud to see you awarded the 2011 Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary.
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Everingham Solomons are still accepting applications from Tamworth, Quirindi, Gunnedah or Manilla students for the Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary.
The Sir Adrian Solomons Memorial Law Bursary was first given in 1998. It provides financial assistance for the successful applicant during their first year as well as an opportunity to gain valuable work experience in our offices periodically throughout the duration of their studies.
The Principals of local High Schools have been contacted and advised of the correct format for submitting applications. Interested students should liaise with the Principal or Careers Advisor of their school, who will assist them in making a formal application for this Bursary.
We emphasise that the selection process does not depend solely on academic merit. We appreciate that students come from a variety of backgrounds and accordingly the selection process concentrates on the attributes of the student as a whole, rather than solely academic achievement.
The Bursary has gained widespread interest since its inception and continues to provide a valuable opportunity for current Year 12 students wishing to pursue a legal career.
Everingham Solomons view the Bursary as a continuing commitment to young people in the communities of Tamworth, Quirindi, Manilla and Gunnedah and we encourage interested students to apply.
Applications will be accepted until 30 November, 2011 with interviews conducted during December. A final decision as to the recipient is made in January once university acceptances are confirmed.
Helping You is Our Business
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Everingham Solomons is delighted to announce that Director Mark Grady has become a Law Society sanctioned Accredited Specialist in Personal Injury Law.