Don’t miss being part of the industry’s most prestigious awards event
Nominations for the annual Australasian Law Awards close Wednesday.
This year’s event will see a total of 34 awards given out to recognise the profession’s top-performing individuals, firms and in-house teams, in addition to the most significant deals that reached completion in the past 12 months.
All award categories and criteria can be viewed here.
Winning an Australasian Law Award is a valuable industry accolade, with many previous winners using the achievement in their marketing and communications collateral to stand out in a competitive market.
This year’s event will be held at The Star Sydney on 17 May. The highlights from last year’s event, which was attended by over 680 legal professionals, can be viewed here.
The 2018 Australasian Law Awards is supported by FTI Consulting for the fourth consecutive year in conjunction with other award sponsors. For more information and to nominate, visit www.auslawawards.com.au.
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This year’s event will see a total of 34 awards given out to recognise the profession’s top-performing individuals, firms and in-house teams, in addition to the most significant deals that reached completion in the past 12 months.
All award categories and criteria can be viewed here.
Winning an Australasian Law Award is a valuable industry accolade, with many previous winners using the achievement in their marketing and communications collateral to stand out in a competitive market.
This year’s event will be held at The Star Sydney on 17 May. The highlights from last year’s event, which was attended by over 680 legal professionals, can be viewed here.
The 2018 Australasian Law Awards is supported by FTI Consulting for the fourth consecutive year in conjunction with other award sponsors. For more information and to nominate, visit www.auslawawards.com.au.
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Wanted: Australia’s best arbitrator and mediator
Top in-house counsel to be recognised
