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Kailash Lawyers & Consultants was founded by Principal Solicitor, Amit Pall. Best known amongst local community for diligent, respectful & honest approach to work. The team understands it’s duty towards client is paramount and provides personalized legal solutions to our clients. We use leading practice management software which allows us to better achieve your goals & ours.
Suite 409/55, Phillip Street, Parramatta , NSW 2150, Parramatta , Australia
Working with Kailash was great. Very friendly staff and a quick turnaround. We have essentially no legal experience in house, but Kailash broke down the legal concepts into manageable chunks. We’ve developed a great rapport and feel like we can call on them for any legal needs going forward.”
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