Events Spooktacular end to the year Eating, drinking and dancing in Halloween mode was the aim at the Queensland Young Lawyers' networking event last month.
News Standing meeting lacks insight Queensland Law Society’s first Inclusion at Work Panel Discussion and Lunch yesterday was a packed house. Sally Crosswell
News Bid to strike deal on mine lightning rules Directives were issued to the Peak Downs mine operator following concerns about the use of heavy machinery during violent electrical storms at the site. Sally Crosswell
Careers, Early career lawyers, Events 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.
News Principal fined for offensive DV emails The sole practitioner sent correspondence deemed "discourteous, offensive and thoughtless" to an opposing solicitor in a domestic violence matter. Sally Crosswell
Events Brisbane solicitors celebrate Lawyers were recognised by QLS for 25-year and 50-year memberships in the profession at Brisbane's Customs House recently.
News Bundy firm has double celebration Three Bundaberg solicitors were recognised for 50 years in the profession this week - two from the same firm. Natalie Gauld
Early career lawyers, News New lawyer’s dream come true More than 130 lawyers were admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland on Monday in Brisbane. Natalie Gauld
News Teen keen to sue for damages Octogenerian Yvonne Davey received her QLS 25-year pin at a ceremony in Brisbane last week. Natalie Gauld
News Family law offers diversity HopgoodGanim Partner Alison Ross marked her 25-year milestone at a QLS event at Customs House on Wednesday. Natalie Gauld
News Coffee giant roasted in dispute over jar The maker of Moccona has lost its challenge to rival brand Vittoria's use of a cylindrical jar with stopper. Sally Crosswell
News A fortunate turn of events Peter Sheehy, who received a QLS 50-year pin this month, was completing a five-year articled clerkship when he was conscripted to Vietnam. Natalie Gauld
News Late starter marks impressive milestone The Queensland Parole Board member was one of 85 solicitors to be recognised for 25-year and 50-year Society memberships. Natalie Gauld