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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New senior associates strengthen Simpson Grierson in Auckland

New senior associates strengthen Simpson Grierson in Auckland

Two were promoted to the role, while one joins fresh off a London stint

Rules of Court undergo changes

Rules of Court undergo changes

The Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, High Court and District Court were among those impacted

Law professor awarded Borrin Foundation Justice Fellowship

Law professor awarded Borrin Foundation Justice Fellowship

Alexander Gillespie focuses on fire-arms legislation

Criminal Bar Association VPs debut new criminal justice podcast

Criminal Bar Association VPs debut new criminal justice podcast

The podcast aims to educate listeners on how criminal and trial barristers deal with difficult decisions

Grocery Industry Dispute Resolution Scheme rolls out

Grocery Industry Dispute Resolution Scheme rolls out

Pierre van Heerden is the first-ever grocery commissioner

Lane Neave absorbs business and commercial law boutique

Lane Neave absorbs business and commercial law boutique

Three lawyers from Clendons have commenced at Lane Neave's Auckland office

Chapman Tripp senior associate: Don't associate results with self-worth

Chapman Tripp senior associate: Don't associate results with self-worth

"A bad result is almost never reflective of the effort put in", Willie Hamilton says

Economy booster taxation bill gets through first reading

Economy booster taxation bill gets through first reading

At the core of the law is a "streamlined" method of providing tax relief in future emergencies

Firearm prohibition orders bill passes

Firearm prohibition orders bill passes

The legislation introduces changes to the Arms Act 1983, Search and Surveillance Act 2012, and Sentencing Act 2002

Government green-lights progression of reforms to lawyers' complaints process

Government green-lights progression of reforms to lawyers' complaints process

The pitched change in the Regulatory Systems (Justice) Amendment Bill aligns with other regulatory bodies