We are proud to announce the following nominees for the upcoming ACT Women Lawyers Awards. All nominees are of an incredibly high calibre and we know the judging panel will have some very difficult decisions ahead of them.
Winner of the inaugural Woman Lawyer of the Year (Government) Award, Helen Curtis, shares what winning meant to her. We encourage ACT lawyers to nominate themselves, their colleagues, employers and friends before the 31 August deadline. More information on how to nominate is available online.
Women Lawyers Association ACT and ANU Women In Law Organisation invite you to join us for a 'Women in Law Career Panel' on Monday 20 August, from 6:30-7:30pm at ANU.
Our panellists come from a range of backgrounds, and aim to show you that there is no one set path following the completion of a law degree.
WLA ACT is pleased to announce Hays Legal as a Classic Sponsor of the 2018 ACT Women Lawyers Awards.
WLA ACT is grateful for the support of Hays, without whom the ACT Women Lawyers Awards would not be possible.
WLA ACT is pleased to announce tickets for the inaugural Women Lawyers Awards Gala Dinner are now on sale.
Gather your friends and colleagues and join us in celebrating the winners of the inaugural ACT Women Lawyers Awards 2016.
We are delighted that our guest speaker for the evening will be author, journalist and broadcaster Annabel Crabb.
One of Australia's most popular political commentators, Annabel Crabb is the presenter of Kitchen Cabinet. She has worked extensively in newspapers, radio and television and has appeared on Insiders, The Drum, Gruen Nation, Q&A and as stand-in host for 7:30. She graduated from the University of Adelaide with a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Laws degrees. She is the author of several books, including the 2014 non-fiction bestseller 'The Wife Drought', and won a Walkley Award for her Quarterly Essay 'Stop At Nothing: The Life and Adventures of Malcolm Turnbull'.
The Gala Dinner will include a three course meal and drinks.
Event details
Time and Date: 6.30pm for 7pm, Thursday November 3
Location: Kings Hall, Old Parliament House
Dress: After five
Cost: $90 for members
$110 for non-members
$900 for tables of 10
Tickets are available for purchase online.
There are a limited number of tickets available so we encourage you to get in early.
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