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LIV Young Lawyers 20 Nov 2019

Welcome to the Summer edition of the Young Lawyers Journal.

In this 40^th anniversary edition of the YLJ, we look back on the last 40 years and catch up with YL alumni who've gone on to successful and diverse careers.

President's Report

Matthew Daly 20 Nov 2019

As we celebrate 40 years of LIV Young Lawyers (YL), we wish to thank you for your involvement with YL, highlight some of our incredible achievements over the past decade and reaffirm the commitment of over 9000 members to our shared vision going forward.

Editorial: A ruby anniversary

Alice Cooney & Jade Hopper 20 Nov 2019

The tradition behind a 40-year anniversary is to give a ruby and this edition of the YLJ is a true gem.

40 years of evolution

Adam Wakeling 20 Nov 2019

As YL enters its fifth decade, we look back on its growth and development.

What does CEDAW mean for women in Australian workplaces?

Allana Smith 20 Nov 2019

CEDAW strives for substantive equality, requiring nations who ratify it to be proactive. Is Australia doing enough?

Advocacy Discrimination Diversity Women's Rights Workplace

From YL to Deputy Chief Magistrate

Ileen Eshak 20 Nov 2019

Magistrate Franz Holzer shares lessons learned throughout his illustrious career.

Interviews Legal Biography Occupations

Switching gears: practice to academia

Liz Bishop 20 Nov 2019

Liz Bishop reflects on her time with YL and how it helped shape her career.

Interviews Legal Biography Occupations

Following your passion

Amanda Storey 20 Nov 2019

Amanda Storey’s time with YL helped pave the way to a diverse and rewarding career.

Interviews Legal Biography Occupations

How a legal problem led to a tech solution

Brendan Lacota 20 Nov 2019

Among other things Brendan Lacota is co-founder of onlinewillkit.com, a tool born from his experiences with frustrated clients.

Interviews Legal Biography Occupations Technology

A world of experience

Michaela Kennedy 24 Jun 2019

As a final year law student I am constantly thinking about what I could be doing to distinguish myself from my peers as we prepare for entry into the legal profession. Throughout my degree I have realised that skills required...

Competition Continuing Legal Education Students

With the benefit of experience

Chavala Kobluk 24 Jun 2019

In 2012 at the age of 35, after years away from university, I decided to return to complete my undergraduate degree. I lived in residence full-time and (unlike the typical student) did not leave during the summer months...

How to make the most of transferable skills

Jade Hopper 24 Jun 2019

Every young lawyer must acquire a collection of mandatory skills. From being able to interpret substantive law to participating in court procedures and appreciating our ethical obligations to represent a client’s best interests...

Getting to grips with innovation

Zach Moon 24 Jun 2019

The legal profession is undergoing unprecedented change. Many if not all law firms seem to be investing heavily incorporating legal technology into their services. For law students and young lawyers trying to find our footing in the legal industry...

Technology

Temporary bubble or radical shift?

Blake Connell 24 Jun 2019

Blake Connell, the LIV’s 2019 Rising Star of the Year, is part of a new generation challenging the traditional role of the lawyer and leading the way in the growing field of legal design. He talked to the YLJ about what legal design is and why it’s important...

Innovation

Can I really work remotely?

Sharon Henderson 24 Jun 2019

Even conservative legal firms are shifting to offer flexible working arrangements for professional staff. This transformative shift is having positive outcomes for mental health, work-life balance and productivity...

Communication Technology Time Management Workplace

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