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A Ceremonial Hearing of the Truth Telling & Healing Inquiry in Brisbane yesterday set the tone for the three-year inquiry.
Three of the state's six new magistrates have been drawn from Legal Aid Queensland, and they spoke of their excitement at a welcoming ceremony last week.
Emma Alford was among more than 100 newly admitted lawyers at Brisbane sittings last week.
A lawyer who advised a construction company for 14 years has been blocked from acting against that company in a contract dispute.
Profession updates
Criminal Justice Bill passed
17 September 2024
End of receivership for two law practices
16 September 2024
Notice of Vacancy – Queensland Law Society Council 2024
16 September 2024
Feedback sought on new ATO rules
16 September 2024
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Celebrating our members
QLS celebrates our loyal members who have contributed a remarkable 25 and 50 years to the Society and the profession.
Excellence in Law Awards
Meet this year’s QLS Excellence in Law Award winners. Read about their achievements and we showcase photos from the 2024 event.
Call to Parties 2024
In this election year and as part of its advocacy work, QLS has developed its Call to Parties Statement setting out key issues of concern for the profession.
Perspectives
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A key aspect of the Society's advocacy work are calls to campaigning parties to consider and respond to priority issues identified by QLS members.
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Read about impact of the right to disconnect in legal practices and some simple steps that can be taken to meet the new requirements.
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An independent judicial commission is a key mechanism for enhancing the openness, transparency and independence of the judicial system.
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On any given week how much time do you have available for work? Now consider all the tasks that you need to accomplish – how urgent or important are they?
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Emma Alford was among more than 100 newly admitted lawyers at Brisbane sittings last week.
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Rockhampton's oldest firm celebrated the admission of one of their staff last month.
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The retired criminal lawyer spent the majority of his career with ATSILS.
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