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Associate energised by field of law

'Queensland lawyers have the best training ground globally to develop their energy, transaction and dispute resolution legal skills given the wide range of energy and resource operations, energy transition projects and advanced regulation that are found in this jurisdiction.'
Natalie Gauld
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When science and law combine

More than 100 solicitors were admitted in Brisbane to the Supreme Court of Queensland last month.
Natalie Gauld
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Researcher continues to learn

The newly admitted lawyer who now works at Queensland Council of Social Service (QCOSS) was admitted in Brisbane this month.
Natalie Gauld
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Full-circle moment in Cairns

Justice Henry's Associate Madison Thieme was one of seven newly admitted solicitors on 6 December including her partner Ashley Raymond.
Natalie Gauld
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Members thanked for contributions

More than 100 members attended the thank-you event at The Garden Room in Brisbane on 27 November. See photo gallery
Natalie Gauld
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Law ‘isn’t an easy career’

QLS has honoured the contributions of practitioners who have achieved 25 and 50 years of cumulative membership. See photos of recipients.
Natalie Gauld
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Spooktacular end to the year

Eating, drinking and dancing in Halloween mode was the aim at the Queensland Young Lawyers' networking event last month.
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Firm shuts temporarily to celebrate

New solicitor Michael Phillips knows he has the full support of the firm as they all celebrated his admission last week.
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Brisbane solicitors celebrate

Lawyers were recognised by QLS for 25-year and 50-year memberships in the profession at Brisbane's Customs House recently.
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