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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UK judge tosses defamation suit over Google reviews

UK judge tosses defamation suit over Google reviews

The plaintiff failed to prove that the defendant wrote them

Enforcement actions over whistleblower protection rule breaches in the US double in FY 2024: report

Enforcement actions over whistleblower protection rule breaches in the US double in FY 2024: report

Actions have also focused on off-channel communications

Genevieve Collins lets go of Lander & Rogers CEP role after six years

Genevieve Collins lets go of Lander & Rogers CEP role after six years

National WRS practice head Daniel Proietto will succeed Collins on 1 January 2025

DWF swipes London market team from Hall & Wilcox

DWF swipes London market team from Hall & Wilcox

Nine insurance partners will make the move to DWF

Matthew Fisher makes comeback to DMAW Lawyers

Matthew Fisher makes comeback to DMAW Lawyers

The former Adelaide Airport head of legal rejoins DMAW Lawyers as a principal

Georgina Gane is 'an in-house lawyer at heart'

Georgina Gane is 'an in-house lawyer at heart'

The Law Squared corporate lawyer loves being part of a business

Male lawyers may no longer outnumber female lawyers within 20 years: American Bar Association

Male lawyers may no longer outnumber female lawyers within 20 years: American Bar Association

A report highlighted the increase in the proportion of women in the US legal profession

UK tax hike to take £33,000 from law centre cohort

UK tax hike to take £33,000 from law centre cohort

South West London Law Centres put forward a request to exempt charities from the next hike

Felicity Cooper: 'Practicing in the public sector was a no-brainer'

Felicity Cooper: 'Practicing in the public sector was a no-brainer'

Growing up in an army family and being mentored by a high school legal studies teacher shaped Cooper's career

Soft law developed by lawyers could drive ethical legal practice: report

Soft law developed by lawyers could drive ethical legal practice: report

This approach could better preserve the independence of the legal profession