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Articles by Mohammed Kotaich

Mohammed Kotaich

Content Writer

Mohammed Kotaich is currently completing his Bachelor of Laws at Macquarie University. In 2019, Mohammed made the decision to begin his journey at university with only a degree in law, as he plans on practicing in the legal field.

Mohammed started his legal career in a private criminal law practice and gained a strong interest in criminal justice, human psychology and crime control. He found himself enjoying the challenge of defences and trying to understand the psychological battle within criminal cases.

In his second year at university, Mohammed experienced the effects of COVID-19 upon the legal system and the adoption of technology into the courts. COVID-19 established further challenges within criminal law as trials were placed on hold and client-lawyer relationships were restricted to phone calls and video conferences.

Observing these challenges meant that, in addition to his passion for criminal justice, Mohammed developed an interest in criminal procedure, and understood the difficulties that emerged as a result of mixing technology into the legal world. As a result, Mohammed is dedicated to making legals easier as a Content Writer for Sprintlaw, bridging the gap between technology and legal operations.

Insolvency Advice For Small Businesses: What’s Changing In 2021

Insolvency law relief measures were introduced in March 2020 to…


by Mohammed Kotaich • March 16, 2021

Hiring Overseas Employees To Avoid The Fair Work Act?

Australian businesses are continuously expanding and establishing overseas relations. Hiring…


by Mohammed Kotaich • March 16, 2021

2021 Changes To The Unfair Contract Terms Regime

When running a business, it is your duty to have…


by Mohammed Kotaich • February 18, 2021

Do Startup Founders Need Official Contracts?

If you’re in the early stages of your business journey,…


by Mohammed Kotaich • December 27, 2020

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