Crownmark In Practice
A commitment to clarity, transparency, and professional responsibility shapes our firm. We approach each matter with care and discipline, taking the time to understand the broader context in which our clients are making decisions. Legal issues rarely exist in isolation, and our role is to provide advice that is grounded in law, informed by experience, and tailored to the realities our clients face.
Crownmark Lawyers places a strong emphasis on clear communication and structured advice. Clients are kept informed at every stage of their matter, with options clearly explained in a way that enables confident and informed decision-making. We believe that effective legal advice should reduce uncertainty, not add to it.
Our work is guided by practical judgement and a focus on outcomes that are sustainable and appropriate for each client’s circumstances. Whether acting on a discrete transaction or a more complex matter, we apply the same level of care, attention to detail, and professional rigour. This approach reflects our belief that trust is built through consistency, accountability, and the quality of advice delivered over time.


Managing Partner | LL.B | B.Bus (Acc)(Fin) | GDLP | IPA | LPMC

Crownmark Lawyers is led by Harjit Mahindroo, whose practice is informed by experience across a broad range of legal areas, including commercial and property matters, immigration, family law, wills and estates, and NDIS-related advice. His approach to legal practice is grounded in careful analysis, clear communication, and an understanding that each area of law brings its own sensitivities, risks, and practical considerations. Harjit’s professional background includes work across transactional, advisory, and client-focused matters, allowing him to navigate both technical legal issues and the personal or operational circumstances that often sit behind them. This breadth of experience enables a considered and adaptable approach, whether advising on business and property matters, supporting clients through family or estate planning issues, or assisting with immigration and NDIS-related concerns. In addition to his legal qualifications, Harjit is a Registered Public Accountant (IPA), which informs his ability to assess financial implications, structure advice carefully, and approach matters with a broader commercial and practical perspective where relevant. Clients value advice that is clear, measured, and realistic, particularly when matters span multiple areas of law or involve significant personal or financial decisions. Harjit is admitted to practise in Victoria and the High Court of Australia. His work is guided by a strong commitment to professional responsibility, transparency, and sound judgement, with each matter approached thoughtfully and with the level of care it deserves.



Paralegal | LL.B - Candidate
Arshia Goswami is currently completing her law degree at Deakin University and is a key member of the Crownmark team. She has developed a strong interest in commercial law and alternative dispute resolution, with a particular focus on resolving matters in a practical and efficient manner. Arshia is drawn to the strategic and human elements involved in resolving disputes, and she approaches her work with a calm, measured mindset. Her role within the firm involves assisting across a range of commercial matters and dispute-related work, where she supports the team in preparing documentation, managing correspondence, and ensuring that matters progress in a structured and timely way. Arshia has a strong appreciation for the importance of clear communication and early resolution, particularly in matters where preserving commercial relationships is a priority. She is attentive to detail and understands the need to approach each matter with both care and precision. Arshia is particularly interested in alternative dispute resolution processes, including negotiation and mediation. She values approaches that minimise cost and delay while still achieving fair and workable outcomes for clients. Her ability to remain composed and focused allows her to contribute effectively in matters that require a balanced and considered approach. What distinguishes Arshia is her approachable nature and steady work ethic. She is reliable, responsive, and takes pride in ensuring that clients feel supported throughout the course of a matter. As she continues her studies, Arshia is focused on building her expertise in commercial law and dispute resolution, with the aim of becoming a practitioner known for resolving matters efficiently while maintaining strong client relationships.



Paralegal | LL.B (Hons.) - Candidate
Nehi Malla is in the final year of her Bachelor of Laws (Honours) at Monash University and is an integral member of the Crownmark team. She has developed a strong academic and practical interest in intellectual property law, with a particular focus on trademarks, alongside litigation and contract law. Nehi brings a measured and analytical mindset to her work, allowing her to engage with complex legal issues in a structured and commercially sensible way. Within the firm, Nehi is involved in a broad range of matters, including contract drafting and review, dispute-related work, and intellectual property considerations. She has a natural ability to dissect legal problems and identify the key issues that require attention, which enables her to provide meaningful support across files. Her interest in trademark and IP law is reflected in the care she takes when working through branding, ownership, and protection issues, particularly where commercial interests are at stake. Nehi is also developing a strong foundation in litigation support. She understands the importance of precision, timing, and strategy in contentious matters, and approaches this work with discipline and attention to detail. Whether assisting with document preparation, reviewing evidence, or supporting broader case strategy, she maintains a clear focus on accuracy and consistency. What distinguishes Nehi is her reliability and professionalism. She is approachable, composed under pressure, and consistently delivers work to a high standard. Clients and colleagues value her ability to communicate clearly and her willingness to take ownership of tasks to ensure matters progress without unnecessary delay. As she moves toward admission, Nehi is focused on refining her expertise in intellectual property, litigation, and contract law, with the aim of becoming a practitioner who combines technical strength with sound commercial judgement.
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