Alon Pashut
Senior Commercial Lawyer
Alon is the person most clients deal with day to day, and if you become one of them, you'll notice something quickly: he doesn't do summaries. When Alon reviews your contract, you don't receive three dot points and an invitation to call if you have questions. You receive the full picture — what each clause means, why it's there, whether it's standard for this kind of transaction, what it would cost you if things went wrong, and what he recommends you do about it. All of it in writing. All of it before you've committed to anything.
That thoroughness isn't a habit. It's a position. Alon will tell you — comprehensively, if you ask — why written advice beats a phone call every time. A call is a memory: half-retained, easily misheard, impossible to check at eleven o'clock the night before auction when the doubt creeps in. Written advice is an asset. You can re-read it. Forward it to your partner, your parents, your broker. Sit with it. Question it. And — this is the part most firms would rather you didn't think about — you can hold us to it. A firm that puts its advice in writing is a firm making itself accountable for every word. That's not a burden Alon tolerates. It's the standard he insists on.
Alon manages legal delivery across the firm's national caseload. Clients describe the experience in the same terms, over and over: clear, thorough, actually explained what was in the contract. That's not marketing language. That's what happens when someone refuses to say things by half.
Admissions & credentials
Senior Commercial Lawyer, Love Homes Conveyancing · New Level Law
