Lou Pirona (Retired - March 2013) - Turnbull Hill Lawyers

Louis Pirona (Retired)

After 50 years as a solicitor, and many years of loyal service at Turnbull Hill Lawyers, Louis "Lou" Pirona has retired from the legal profession (as of March, 2013) and can now be found fishing, rowing and cheering on his favourite sporting teams around the Hunter region. The entire team at Turnbull Hill wish Lou all the best in his retirement and thank him for his dedicated service to our firm.

If you are trying to get in touch with Lou, or you have a legal matter that you need assistance with, please get in touch with us by calling our team on 1800 994 279 or send us an email.

The FWC clarifies the meaning of "Casual Employment" and "Casual Employee"

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