Building connections over coffee was the aim at the Queensland Law Society’s Future Leaders Committee event in Ipswich on Thursday.
The committee gathered the region’s early career lawyers and senior practitioners for the Coffee Catch-up at Fourthchild Café, where they enjoyed the chance to network in a relaxed environment.
The next Coffee Catch-up will be on the Sunshine Coast on Friday, 20 November. Register here.
Federal Court Justice Roger Derrington dismissed an application prompted by a decision made by his wife, Justice Sarah Derrington, on a related matter.
His Excellency was a Court of Appeal Judge and Judge of the Supreme Court.
Brisbane barrister Scott Robinson and Judge Advocate General, Supreme Court Justice Paul Smith, will present in Brisbane next month.
“The term ‘wilful blindness’ is a difficult one, particularly applied outside the elements of a recognised cause of action or criminal charge.”
Queensland Law Society representatives appeared at the public hearing into the Mineral Resources and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026 on Wednesday.
Elisa Kidston (Brisbane), Elizabeth Daniels (Rockhampton), Andrew Peel (Townsville) and Sophie Robertson (Southport) were sworn in on Wednesday.
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