Talbot Sayer
Nicholas Di Savia is a Senior Associate at Talbot Sayer, having progressed from Graduate to Lawyer and Associate since February 2020. Prior experiences include vacationer roles in strategy consulting at Monitor Deloitte and corporate tax consulting at PwC Australia, alongside clerkships at Herbert Smith Freehills, Ashurst, and Allens. Nicholas completed several internships, notably with Queensland Treasury Corporation and Mitsui & Co., Ltd. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours and a Bachelor of Business with Distinction in Finance from Queensland University of Technology, as well as a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from The College of Law Australia. Schooling includes an OP 1 from Villanova College.
Talbot Sayer
Talbot Sayer is a specialist corporate, property, commercial, employment and disputes law firm located in Brisbane, Australia. Our principals have worked exclusively for leading national and international law firms throughout their legal careers. We ranked first in the 2021, 2022 and 2023 Refinitiv Australia and New Zealand league tables for both small cap (deals up to $50 million) and mid cap (deals up to $500 million) mergers and acquisitions. We are also listed among Queensland’s leading corporate practices in the most recent Doyle’s guide to the Australian legal profession. Our principals have been individually recommended in Doyle’s guide and ranked in Chambers and Partners and the Best Lawyers in Australia. The global consolidation of law firms means the vast majority of lawyers qualified to act on complex matters are burdened by huge infrastructure costs. This flows on to high charge out rates and fees to clients who in most cases receive no benefit from the increased geographic footprint of the firms. Talbot Sayer provides clients with a solution to this problem. We have the technical capability to deliver top tier service and quality on the most complex corporate and property transactions and commercial disputes but we do so in a cost conscious manner and with charge out rates that reflect our lean infrastructure.