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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.
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
Legal Aid Queensland CEO Nicky Davies shared her journey to Australia and LAQ on a recent episode of The Callover.
Natalie Gauld
Two paralegals at the same firm, Shelby Bennett and Isabella Blunt, celebrated their admissions to the Supreme Court of Queensland.
Natalie Gauld
The thing is, it is CPD season so I am doing a lot of presentations, all around the place. These travels are good though – I get to meet the profession and indeed have new experiences and learn new things.
Shane Budden
The Kuskie and Gill families were celebrating after Monday's Admission Sitting at Banco Court, Brisbane.
Natalie Gauld
Newly admitted lawyer Jennifer Millers was always interested in a community-oriented career but wasn't sure which path to take when finishing high school.
Natalie Gauld
Last month's moot had teams arguing about the validity and infringement of a sneaker midsole patent and the unregistered design right of its lacing system.
The successful candidates were asked how they felt about being elected by their peers and their hopes for the committee for the next two years.
Natalie Gauld
More than 90 lawyers were admitted yesterday at Banco Court, witnessed by proud family and friends.
Natalie Gauld
Chelsea was admitted to the legal profession in November last year, with Future Leaders Committee (FLC) member Georgia Athanasellis moving her admission.
Natalie Gauld
Yes, fatefully, Christmas brings together City Dwellers and those who live in the suburbs during the day; this is a bad idea.
Shane Budden
Anke Joubert was among more than 90 newly admitted lawyers in Brisbane today.
Natalie Gauld
About 150 graduates were admitted to the legal profession across six ceremonies at the Banco Court in Brisbane today.
Sally Crosswell

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