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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Split comes for Copeland Ashcroft in restructuring

Split comes for Copeland Ashcroft in restructuring

The two new entities will serve the North and South Islands

Thomson Reuters Institute's William Josten digs deep into the state of NZ's legal profession

Thomson Reuters Institute's William Josten digs deep into the state of NZ's legal profession

He shares his advice on how the profession can bolster stability

Anthony Harper adds employment law star Rebecca White to Auckland office

Anthony Harper adds employment law star Rebecca White to Auckland office

She strengthens the firm's litigation practice

Ex-Ngā Tāngata Tiaki o Whanganui chair Gerrard Albert joins Waitangi Tribunal

Ex-Ngā Tāngata Tiaki o Whanganui chair Gerrard Albert joins Waitangi Tribunal

The move is expected to help enhance Treaty based Māori-Crown relationships

Mark Kelly: 'Lawyers are true multi-taskers and the law is endlessly multi-facetted'

Mark Kelly: 'Lawyers are true multi-taskers and the law is endlessly multi-facetted'

The commercial mediator believes lawyers deserve a mihi for taking on tough but necessary work

LawVu links up with US AI-powered contract review platform Dioptra

LawVu links up with US AI-powered contract review platform Dioptra

The resulting end-to-end solution caters to in-house counsel

US judge questions Meta's fair use argument in artificial intelligence training model case

US judge questions Meta's fair use argument in artificial intelligence training model case

Vince Chhabria noted that AI was "dramatically changing" the market for authors

Jane Innes-Jones, Cameron Reeves make partner at Mayne Wetherell

Jane Innes-Jones, Cameron Reeves make partner at Mayne Wetherell

They strengthen the firm's finance and restructuring and corporate/M&A practices

Simpson Grierson promotes Shane Robb to IT director

Simpson Grierson promotes Shane Robb to IT director

He succeeds Valerie Fogg, who was in the role for 28 years

Bankside Chambers' Mark Kelly was an 'artsy dreamer kid' who initially pursued law to pay the bills

Bankside Chambers' Mark Kelly was an 'artsy dreamer kid' who initially pursued law to pay the bills

He describes his shift to commercial mediation as a "Jake Blues in the Triple Rock Church moment"