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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Simpson Grierson senior solicitor: Make things happen for yourself

Simpson Grierson senior solicitor: Make things happen for yourself

Celina Chang is set to take London by storm

Takeovers Panel welcomes Chapman Tripp partner

Takeovers Panel welcomes Chapman Tripp partner

Rachel Dunne officially joined the panel on 7 June alongside David Goatley and Sam Inglis

Highlight: Costs and legislative reform are taking the focus off climate change

Highlight: Costs and legislative reform are taking the focus off climate change

However, the issue of climate change is affecting infrastructure on many levels

Wellington lawyer charges client for free report – gets year-long suspension, five-figure fine

Wellington lawyer charges client for free report – gets year-long suspension, five-figure fine

This is Chris Tennet's third formal censure

A library relocation job almost turned this Mayne Wetherell partner off a legal career

A library relocation job almost turned this Mayne Wetherell partner off a legal career

Fortunately, a friend's advice put Jonathan Riley right back on track

Highlight: Leading firms are NZ's standard bearers at the 2023 Australasian Law Awards

Highlight: Leading firms are NZ's standard bearers at the 2023 Australasian Law Awards

Bell Gully, AIA NZ and Chapman Tripp were the night's big winners

Bell Gully backs EECA on history-making emissions reduction project

Bell Gully backs EECA on history-making emissions reduction project

In one project, total annual emissions in NZ could drop by 1%

Living through the Christchurch earthquake sparked this solicitor's interest in law

Living through the Christchurch earthquake sparked this solicitor's interest in law

Alice Kim was spurred to know more about NZ's legal system to adapt and protect herself as a South Korean immigrant

Two make partner at Wynn Williams

Two make partner at Wynn Williams

Both new partners are women, and one was among NZ Lawyer's 2022 Rising Stars

Criminal defence barrister charged with disorderly conduct

Criminal defence barrister charged with disorderly conduct

Police had been called several times to his apartment complex in Auckland for erratic behaviour