- Early career lawyers, News
Emma Alford was among more than 100 newly admitted lawyers at Brisbane sittings last week.
Natalie Gauld
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Rockhampton's oldest firm celebrated the admission of one of their staff last month.
Natalie Gauld
- People
The retired criminal lawyer spent the majority of his career with ATSILS.
Natalie Gauld
- In memoriam, People
Geoffrey Porter, former Partner at Porter Hulett, practised in Wynnum for his entire career.
- People
The Law Council of Australia's Australian Young Lawyer for 2023, Palwasha Nawabi, is the latest guest on The Callover.
- Law Students, News
The QLS President spoke about her journey to the law with Australian Catholic University first-year law students in Brisbane in a welcome event last week.
Natalie Gauld
- Suburban cowboy
One of the ways we share in this experience is by indulging in Instantaneous Expert Syndrome (IES).
Shane Budden
- Law Students, News
Pizza with a lot of advice was on the menu at the second QLS Better Call Sarah student event.
Natalie Gauld
- Admissions, Early career lawyers, News
Two Vocare Law solicitors were admitted to the profession in June.
- People
Game Changers is a short series of conversations with innovators in Queensland legal practice. It is an initiative of the Queensland Law Society Innovation Committee.
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- Law Students
- Suburban cowboy
An election campaign is a great time to be a voter, because for a few short months – and only for those months – politicians of every stripe care about your opinion.
Shane Budden
- Early career lawyers, News
Two Gladstone lawyers and colleagues were admitted to the profession in a sitting in Rockhampton.
Natalie Gauld
- People
Legal Aid Queensland CEO Nicky Davies shared her journey to Australia and LAQ on a recent episode of The Callover.
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- Suburban cowboy
In the interests of full disclosure I should point out that my own student days were not free of protest.
Shane Budden
- Early career lawyers, News
Two paralegals at the same firm, Shelby Bennett and Isabella Blunt, celebrated their admissions to the Supreme Court of Queensland.
Natalie Gauld
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