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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Kieran O’Connell's past playing in bands led him to a career in IP law

Kieran O’Connell's past playing in bands led him to a career in IP law

The Duncan Cotterill partner describes his career as being "both varied and memorable"

Lane Neave champions children-focused social enterprise PerVigeō

Lane Neave champions children-focused social enterprise PerVigeō

The assessment and treatment practice focuses on infants and children’s developmental challenges

Waikato-Tainui's Gwendoline Keel on why new tech will lead to the 'democratisation of writing'

Waikato-Tainui's Gwendoline Keel on why new tech will lead to the 'democratisation of writing'

She believes AI will be to writing what smartphones were to picture-taking

Gretchen Fraser, Monique van Bellen make the move to Juno Legal

Gretchen Fraser, Monique van Bellen make the move to Juno Legal

They bring experience from stints at KPMG, Warner Bros Discovery and Clifford Chance, among others

Selwyn Village Limited names Duncan Cotterill partner Raewyn Lovett its first-ever chair

Selwyn Village Limited names Duncan Cotterill partner Raewyn Lovett its first-ever chair

She has significant experience in the retirement village and aged care sector

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 application

Law fellowship program Skadden Foundation eliminates racial justice references from application

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

UK courts system gets additional annual funding commitment from chancellor

UK courts system gets additional annual funding commitment from chancellor

The funds will facilitate an uptick in Crown court sitting days

California judge temporarily blocks Trump's deployment of National Guard in Los Angeles

California judge temporarily blocks Trump's deployment of National Guard in Los Angeles

Charles Breyer determined that the troops' mobilization by the US president was unlawful

Gwendoline Keel: 'The present is where real change happens'

Gwendoline Keel: 'The present is where real change happens'

The Waikato-Tainui governance and legal GM discusses her involvement in an unforgettable case