Laurika Nezar

In my capacity as attorney and conveyancer I attended to residential and sectional title transfers and bond registrations. Marketing in the form of social events and providing training to property professionals. I wrote a lot of legal content for the firm's website, which entailed a fair amount of research, which I enjoyed and it kept me abreast of legislative changes and the promulgations of new laws.

I presented a 10 minute slot on a local radio station once a week themed Legal Briefs where we gave free legal advice on various legal aspects to the community. I prepared my own content and conducted my own research for the radio slot as well. I have a wealth of experience in my field (as is evident from my CV) but I am most definitely open to the idea of making a strategic career move.

Given the fact that I enjoy public speaking and creating content, I would definitely say that I discovered a very creative part of myself. When I returned to PE last year March, I assisted a well known Orthotist and Prosthetist practice as receptionist, claims submission administrator and all round practice manager. I worked at this practice for 8 months and the contribution I made to the patients' lives simply by caring and showing real interest in their daily lives and how they manage to cope without a limb or sometimes limbs, made me feel as though the contribution I made there during those 8 months was the most valuable and the most appreciated than what I have been doing for over two decades.

Having said all of that, I am certain it sketches a good picture of who I am, personally and professionally and where I am in my life at this stage and that I am open to a career change, hence my invitation to please consider my CV for positions other than only those associated with the legal fraternity.

In my capacity as attorney and conveyancer I attended to residential and sectional title transfers and bond registrations. Marketing in the form of social events and providing training to property professionals. I wrote a lot of legal content for the firm's website, which entailed a fair amount of research, which I enjoyed and it kept me abreast of legislative changes and the promulgations of new laws.

I presented a 10 minute slot on a local radio station once a week themed Legal Briefs where we gave free legal advice on various legal aspects to the community. I prepared my own content and conducted my own research for the radio slot as well. I have a wealth of experience in my field (as is evident from my CV) but I am most definitely open to the idea of making a strategic career move.

Given the fact that I enjoy public speaking and creating content, I would definitely say that I discovered a very creative part of myself. When I returned to PE last year March, I assisted a well known Orthotist and Prosthetist practice as receptionist, claims submission administrator and all round practice manager. I worked at this practice for 8 months and the contribution I made to the patients' lives simply by caring and showing real interest in their daily lives and how they manage to cope without a limb or sometimes limbs, made me feel as though the contribution I made there during those 8 months was the most valuable and the most appreciated than what I have been doing for over two decades.

Having said all of that, I am certain it sketches a good picture of who I am, personally and professionally and where I am in my life at this stage and that I am open to a career change, hence my invitation to please consider my CV for positions other than only those associated with the legal fraternity.

I studied a bachelors degree in law at Unisa / LL.B.