Jacqueline So

Jacqueline So

Jacqueline began her journalism career as a feature writer and researcher with Australian real-estate magazine Your Investment Property in 2016 before switching to Key Media’s legal titles in March 2020. Since then, she has led content production for the Australasian Lawyer and NZ Lawyer websites as the news editor, reporting on major updates in the legal profession for these regions and conducting exclusive interviews with leaders in the industry.

Her journalistic highlights include being able to write about the evolving role of cats in law.

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UK Law Centres Network dives into data development project

UK Law Centres Network dives into data development project

The five-year project will improve law centers' ability to outline issues and build a case for funding

Ex-US Federal Trade Commission lawyers, US attorney launch New York plaintiffs firm Simonsen Sussman

Ex-US Federal Trade Commission lawyers, US attorney launch New York plaintiffs firm Simonsen Sussman

The firm will concentrate on antitrust law breaches like unfair competition and price discrimination

The Arthritis Movement's AI app Clara clears legal hurdles with help from Dentons

The Arthritis Movement's AI app Clara clears legal hurdles with help from Dentons

Lead partner Campbell Hudson tells Australasian Lawyer about his firm's commitment to support not-for-profit sector

Holding Redlich lets go of Redlich's Work Injury Lawyers

Holding Redlich lets go of Redlich's Work Injury Lawyers

The practice will pass to LHD Lawyers

Clifford Chance snatches Brad Woodhouse from Corrs to lead class actions practice

Clifford Chance snatches Brad Woodhouse from Corrs to lead class actions practice

Woodhouse has been involved in major class actions for over two decades

Ex-Black Solicitors' Network chair Paulette Mastin among 2025 King's Birthday Honours awardees

Ex-Black Solicitors' Network chair Paulette Mastin among 2025 King's Birthday Honours awardees

The Reed Smith partner is part of a cohort that includes the likes of David Beckham and Gary Oldman

Law fellowship program Skadden Foundation eliminates racial justice references from applications

Law fellowship program Skadden Foundation eliminates racial justice references from applications

The foundation's executive director, Kathleen Rubenstein, had announced her resignation earlier this month

Aparna Watal: 'Stop paying lip service to work-life balance'

Aparna Watal: 'Stop paying lip service to work-life balance'

The Halfords IP trade marks expert calls on the legal profession to restructure the way lawyers work

Clayton Utz lands ex-CBA chief risk officer, A&O Shearman seniors

Clayton Utz lands ex-CBA chief risk officer, A&O Shearman seniors

Nigel Williams, Michelle Dawson and Andrew Bangura elevate the firm's risk advisory practice

Aitken Partners expands to Brisbane

Aitken Partners expands to Brisbane

The new branch will be supported by senior associate Erin Prout and principal lawyer Aaron Stewart