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Leading personal injury law firm Trilby Misso will join the crowd of cheering families and friends as a major sponsor for this year’s Sunshine Coast Rugby League Kawana Junior Carnival.
Commencing this Saturday, June 15, the play-offs will be held at Stockland Park in Bokarina with 96 teams expected to participate.
Trilby Misso General Manager Michael Broughton said the firm was pleased to be supporting the 2013 carnival and was looking f ... |
Holly Stone has been admitted as a lawyer with leading Queensland law firm Trilby Misso.
Ms Stone recently graduated with a Bachelor of Laws with Second Class Honours from the University of Southern Queensland.
Ms Stone completed her degree while working in a variety of roles for Trilby Misso in Brisbane over the past three years.
“I am very excited about the opportunity to assist people in the community as a lawyer,” she said.
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Trilby Misso Lawyers promotes Equal Opportunities in the Workplace regardless of gender. We wish to advise that Trilby Misso Lawyers has lodged the Workplace Gender Agency Report, in accordance with the new notification and access requirements, under the WGE Act. If you would like access to the WGEA report please click here.
The Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Act 1999 (EOWW Act) has been renamed the Workplace Gender Equality Act 20 ... |
Leading personal injury law firm Trilby Misso has come out in strong support for MS Queensland on World MS Day.
Trilby Misso staff members took part in ‘Kiss Goodbye to MS’ events to raise funds for research into a cure and for services for people living with multiple sclerosis.
Fund raising activities included the sale of cakes baked by numerous staff members, while many wore red lipstick to mark the occasion.
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Most people are unaware they may be able to make a claim after suffering a serious injury or illness through their superannuation fund, a survey has found.
The survey by leading Queensland law firm Trilby Misso found 83 per cent of respondents did not realise they could be entitled to a payment through their cover of Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) insurance attached to their superannuation.
Trilby Misso General Manager Michael Broughton s ... |