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2019-20 Media Kit

The Law Society of Western Australia

Level 4, 160 St Georges tce, Perth Western australia 6000PO Box Z5345, Perth Wa 6831 or dX 173 PerthPhone: (08) 9324 8600 | Fax: (08) 9324 [email protected] | lawsocietywa.asn.au

the Law Society of Western australia is the voice of the legal profession in Western australia

as the peak association for legal professionals in Western australia our members represent the diversity of the profession with members from the judiciary, barristers, sole practitioners, solicitors, early career lawyers, law office managers and students.

established in 1927, the Law Society is a not-for-profit organisation directed by a voluntary Council of leading legal professionals.

the Law Society continues to facilitate services that educate, advocate, support and engage the legal profession throughout their career from law student to retirement.

the 2018-19 Media Kit provides an overview of the advertising opportunities available to companies wishing to engage the legal profession of Western australia through our vast publications. We also have a number of sponsorship and partnership packages that we would welcome the opportunity to step you through.

For any questions please contact:

Madeleine McErlainManager Marketing and Communications

Phone: (08) 9324 8650Email: [email protected]

PURPOSE VISIONSTRATEGICPRIORITIES

• Strong advocacy• High Value Services• Organisational excellence

the essential membership for the legal profession

the voice of the legal professionin Western australiaPurpose

Vision

Strategic Priorities

Helping shape the future of the legal profession

the legal profession in Western australia is a competitive market and the Law Society aims to provide excellence in business practice to remain current and attractive to members. as the voice of the profession, it is vital that the Law Society supports its members to ensure they are highly effective business professionals as well as highly competent lawyers.

the Law Society provides advocacy at a state and national level to advance the interests of members and arranges educational and continuing professional development; access to justice; ethical guidance; mentoring; practice management support; networking and public debate opportunities to facilitate and help shape the future of the profession.

What we do

CONNECTINGTHE LEGAL PROFESSION

REPRESENTADVOCATE

SUPPORT

Supporting members professionally and

personally through arranging professional development,

networking events and keeping them up to date with

the latest news.

advocating on issues that matter to the profession

through submissions and advisory initiatives.

Representing the profession through community

engagement, facilitating access to justice initiatives

and community programmes.

Gender and age breakdown

^associates include academics, Parliamentarians, Retirees and Practitioners on Leave. early Career Lawyers include certificated practitioners with less than five years’ experience.

Our community

Senior lawyers 68%

Early career lawyers 11%

Students & Graduates 10%

Barristers 3%

Firm managers 2%

Associate members 4%

Judiciary 2%

Connect with our members

the Law Society has over 4,000 members.

Membership is split into a number of categories^ with legal practitioners accounting for over 82%.

an active and engaged early career lawyers segment takes advantage of the extensive social, sporting and educational event calendar throughout the year.

Senior lawyers make up the largest percentage of the membership. approximately 15% of these are Legal directors or Partners - the decision makers in the firms.

Potential for growth and longevity with future customers and clients

Membership of the Law Society is large and diverse allowing you to offer relevant products and services across different stages of the members’ career and life cycle. With our early career and law student membership accounting for almost a quarter of members an opportunity exists to build and develop meaningful relationships over time.

With a gender diverse membership of high net-worth individuals the Law Society can provide you with a targeted and cost effective way to engage the legal profession as a whole and individuals who work within it.

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Brief journal

VOLUME 45 | NUMBER 8 | SEPTEMBER 2018

WelcomePeter Quinlan 14th Chief Justice of WA

The Viability of Small and Medium Sized Legal Practices

A Costly Case of Unreasonably Refusing to Mediate

A Practitioner’s Guide to Criminal Code Infringement Notices

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VOLUME 46 | NUMBER 6 | JULY 2019

Also inside

Ethics and the MediaFree Press Key to Our DemocracyInterview with the Hon Justice Gail SutherlandWelcome to the Honourable Justice HillWorking with Elderly Clients2019 WA Arbitration Report

Blowing the Whistle: New Laws Explained

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Vacation Clerk & Graduate Recruitment Dates 2017 The Law Schools of Curtin, ECU, Murdoch, Notre Dame and UWA have put together the following recommended recruitment dates for 2017. In doing so, it is intended that these dates meet the needs of the students and provide some structure for the profession.

Summer / Winter Vacation Clerkships 2017/2018

Summer 2017/2018 Winter 2018

Applications open Monday 17 July 2017

Applications close Sunday 6 August 2017

Review and interview Monday 7 August to Friday 15 September 2017

Offers Friday 22 September 2017 Graduate Recruitment 2017 - 1st round offers

Graduate Recruitment 2018 1st Round Offers

First rounds offers made Friday 28 July 2017 (9am)

First round offers held open to Friday 28 July 2017 (5pm) Graduate Recruitment 2017 - standard offers

Graduate Recruitment 2018 Standard Offers

Applications open Monday 26 June 2017

Applications close Friday 11 August 2017


Offers made Friday 15 September 2017 (9am)

Offers held open to Friday 15 September 2017 (5pm) For information on vacation clerkship placement dates please contact the firms or relevant department directly or refer to their websites.

Organisations will decide their own requirements for first round offers and students should consult relevant websites for further information.

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Western Australia’s leading legal membership journal

Brief has 11 issues published annually and is an ideal way for members to keep up to date with important developments on state, national and international legal matters.

the Law Society’s Brief editorial Committee reviews and edits articles for publication. articles are written by practitioners and leading professionals within the legal arena and focus on topics of great importance to the legal profession. Brief also contains details of upcoming events, CPd seminars and less formal articles such as event wrap-ups and book reviews.

Circulation

Brief has a circulation of 3,500+ and is sent to all Law Society members, other subscribers, affiliated organisations, universities and law libraries, plus it has an excellent pass on rate amongst the profession. the publication is renowned by the profession for its use as a legal reference resource, long after its publication.

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a 10% loading will apply to requests for preferred pages (with the exception of cover pages, above). inserts (max one per issue) to be provided by advertiser - loading if weight affects postage. all listed prices exclude GSt.

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Website - lawsocietywa.asn.au

With almost 10,000 page views per week, the Law Society’s website is highly visited.

Members frequently visit the Law Society website to access their member benefits, register for events and pay subscriptions, making the homepage a targeted and effective medium for advertising.

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Law Society newsletters

email communication is the prime point of contact between the Law Society and the membership and stakeholder base.

• FridayFacts – weekly member newsletter to over 3,500 recipients with an average open rate of 37-42%

• CPDNews – fortnightly digital newsletter to over 7,000 Law Society members and other legal professionals with an average open rate of 25-29%

• YoungLawyersNews – monthly digital newsletter to 1,500 members and subscribers with an average open rate of 28-31%

Investment

Position Casual 2 issues 3 issues 6 issues

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2nd $500 $925 $1,355 $2,400

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POSITION

CPD Programme

the bi-annual educational programme brochure promotes the CPd seminars and membership benefits to practitioners in the Western australia legal profession. the programme highlights CPd seminars arranged by the Law Society in two print runs (august to december and February to July). Minimum of 4,500 print run, distributed via:

• direct mail to non-members on our database

• direct mail to Western australia law practice managers/HR directors

• Primary recruitment marketing tool used at all firm presentations, member relations and CPd seminars throughout the year

2021 Diary and Directory

Be seen every day of the year. each year the Law Society produces an diary and directory for the legal profession of Western australia.

this stylish and versatile planner is a useful resource for anybody working in the legal profession and is available in a Week-at-a-Glance format.

in 2018, the diary sold over 300 copies to members of the legal profession.

Investment and specifications

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Within programme a4 $2,500

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Within programme a6 $900

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Print communications6 CPD EDUCATION PROGRAMME SEPTEMBER–DECEMBER 2017

Litigation

Administrative Law

Member - $125 | Non-member - $190 | CPD Active - $0





Tuesday, 5 September5.30pm – 6.30pmCivil Liability updateChair: The Hon Justice Kenneth MartinSupreme Court Western Australia

GiGi VisscherBarrister, Francis Burt Chambers

TortsAn overview of parts of the Civil Liability Act 2002, including:

• liability for harm caused by the fault of a person

• liability relating to public function

• good samaritans• apologies• proportionate liability

GiGi Visscher provides focused discussion on proportionate liability, including a review of:

• the recent case law, such as:• Hunt & Hunt Lawyers v Mitchell Morgan Nominees Pty

Ltd [2013] HCA 10• Hart v JGC Accounting and Financial Services Pty Ltd

[2015] WASCA 22• important differences regarding proportionate liability in

similar legislation in other States• difficulties likely to be encountered by legal practitioners.

Level: Intermediate

In late 2015, an application for judicial review was commenced to challenge the environmental approval of the proposed extension of the Roe Highway from the Kwinana Freeway to the Port of Fremantle through the Beeliar Wetlands. At first instance, the application for judicial review succeeded on the basis that the Environmental Protection Authority failed to have regard to its own policies when recommending that the Environment Minister approve the proposal. On appeal, the WA Court of Appeal held that the EPA policies were not mandatory relevant considerations and so any failure to consider them could not invalidate the environmental approval. These two decisions provide the ideal seminar setting in which to address the question of when policy will be a mandatory relevant consideration.

Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Various recent surveys indicate a large rise in the value of fraud being committed in Australia with businesses losing as much as 5% of their annual turnover, with only a small percentage of this being recovered.

In today’s economic climate, it is vital to take every precaution possible to reduce exposure to fraud resulting in financial loss, brand damage and service interruption which are the most common consequences. Ian Katz and Sophie Raven from PwC’s Cyber and Forensic and Legal teams discuss fraud providing examples and insights, as well as actions for business and lawyers to take in order to mitigate fraud.

Level: Intermediate

On 13 June 2017, Prime Minister Turnbull warned that since September 2014, Australia has seen five attacks and 12 disruptions of terrorist plots. The Attorney-General’s Department stated in December 2015 that “Australians currently face the most significant threat from terrorism in our nation’s history.” National security has always been at the core of the national interest. The primary object of the Migration Act 1958 (Cth) (MA) is to “regulate, in the national interest, the coming into, and presence in, Australia of non-citizens”. This seminar examines how national security considerations affect migration decision-making.

Level: Intermediate

Community legal centres exist to help society’s most vulnerable to access justice, and are remarkably resilient. As the public interest law sector comes under more pressure from increased demands for services and downward pressure on traditional funding sources, community legal centres must increasingly engage with the business of funding and income diversification in addition to service delivery. Private law firms and government also play an important role in helping community legal centres to service growing demand, as do volunteer law students. Join the Hon Justice Margaret Beazley AO and a distinguished panel as they share insights into the smart collaborations that enable the community legal sector to adapt to change while delivering great outcomes.

Level: General

1 point, Competency 2, Professional Skills

1 point, Competency 4, Substantive Law



Tuesday, 19 September5.00pm – 6.30pmCommunity Legal Centres: Innovating and partnering behind the scenesChair: The Hon Justice Margaret Beazley AOPresident, NSW Court of Appeal and Arts Law Centre of Australia

Greg McIntyre SC, John Toohey Chambers, Convenor Access to Justice Committee and Vice President, Law Society

Faith Cheok, Principal Legal Officer, Mental Health Law Centre

Dominique Hansen, Manager, Law Access

Layla Langridge, Pro Bono Coordinator, Sparke Helmore

Social Justice

Monday, 18 September4.00pm – 5.00pmThe nexus of national security and Migration Law (Webinar)Peter LochoreBarrister, Francis Burt Chambers

Migration Law

Thursday, 14 September9.00am – 10.00amFraud in accountingChair: Angelina GomezCounsel, Clifford Chance

Ian KatzSenior Manager, PwC

Sophie RavenDirector-Legal, PwC

Contract Law Criminal Law

Tuesday, 12 September12.30pm – 1.30pmPolicy as a mandatory relevant consideration: A reflection on Jacob v Save Beeliar WetlandsChair: Eve LynchPartner, Allens Linklaters

Adam SharpeBarrister, Francis Burt Chambers

1.5 points, Competency 1, Practice Management

Webinar

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Wednesday, 20 September9.30am – 10.30amOffice of State Revenue service delivery modelChair: Peta WhyteConsultant, CWS Lawyers

Katie McArdleAssistant Director Duties, Office of State Revenue Department of Finance

Property Law Tax This seminar outlines the recent and upcoming changes in State Revenue’s service delivery model and how it can deliver efficiencies for your business. Katie McArdle provides an overview of the new electronic document lodgement facilities, the benefits of self-assessment and changes in service delivery to improve duties assessment timeframes. She also provides an overview of State Revenue’s broader online services strategy aimed at delivering more timely services to customers.

Level: Intermediate

The Legal Profession Complaints Committee sees a number of complaints arising from misleading conduct by lawyers towards clients, the court, colleagues or the general public. Misleading conduct can range from ‘innocent’ or ‘inadvertent’ to ‘deliberate’ or ‘conscious’ – the latter being at the high end of dishonesty.

Misleading behaviour includes:• oral and written legal submissions• affidavits and witness statements• communication with opponents, clients and the court• advertising, marketing and promotion

This seminar provides practical tips when responding to a complaint from the LPCC including the importance of obtaining good legal advice and not compounding the misleading behaviour in your response.

A light lunch is provided.

Level: General

This seminar examines:

• The overview of the operation of the State Administrative Tribunal with reference to onus of proof; the standard of proof; and general procedures

• The manner in which the State Administrative Tribunal deals with expert evidence, conferral of witnesses and concurrent evidence

• Recent case law and important decisions arising from the respective jurisdictions of the State Administrative Tribunal

This seminar is recommended for practitioners who have not appeared in the State Administrative Tribunal and those who do not appear regularly.

Level: General

Our mental health can be challenged by anxiety, depression, stress, and more. We may purport not to experience them; however it’s likely we will at some stage in life. With mental health issues, many of us are still taking the option of suffering in silence. Imagine a world where, upon noticing we’re not feeling physically or mentally healthy, we express how we’re feeling and openly reach out for help. Our mental health is of the utmost importance and needs to be treated accordingly. This seminar looks specifically at managing our mental health and is complimentary for Law Society members to mark World Mental Health Day - includes a light lunch.

Level: General

More and more, organisations are turning to non-traditional ways to raise much needed capital. One of the most successful tools in recent times has been the use of crowdfunding platforms. Crowdfunding has been used around the world by producers to fund movies and plays, politicians to raise campaign funds, charities to get donations and, of course, companies to raise capital. While crowdfunding has taken off in a big way here in Australia, especially in the start-up space, until recently the regulatory framework restricted its use for the traditional ‘shares for investment’ model. However, new changes will now allow for equity crowdfunding. This seminar discusses how crowdfunding works, its use in Australia and certain other jurisdictions, the current regulatory framework in Australia and the exciting changes that have been introduced.

Level: General

1.5 points, Competency 4, Substantive Law

Monday, 16 October4.00pm – 5.00pmCrowdfundingTony ChongPartner, Lavan

Commercial Financial Services

Tuesday, 10 October12.30pm – 1.30pmMental health awarenessChair: Dr Andrew Lu OAMManager, Professional Development The Law Society of Western Australia

Dr Marny LishmanClinical Psychologist

Practice Management Mental Health

Thursday, 5 October4.00pm – 5.30pmAppearing in SATChair: Fiona VernonBarrister, Francis Burt Chambers

Dr Bertus De VilliersMember, State Administrative Tribunal

Administrative Law Litigation

Friday, 22 September12.30pm – 2.00pmEthics on Friday: Misleading conductChair: The Hon Justice Joseph McGrathSupreme Court of Western Australia

Geoff AbbottBarrister, Francis Burt Chambers

Cassandra PatersonManager, Litigation Legal Profession Complaints Committee

Ethics




Member - $0 | Non-member - N/A | CPD Active - $0


• good samaritans• apologies• proportionate liability


1.5 points, Competency 3, Ethics and Professional Responsibility


OCTOBER 2017

SEPTEMBER–DECEMBER 2017

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CALENDAR

Register online at lawsocietywa.asn.au/cpd SEMINARS 54 CPD EDUCATION PROGRAMME SEPTEMBER–DECEMBER 2017

SEPTEMBER 2017

Tuesday, 5 September5.30pm – 6.30pm | Page 6Civil Liability update

Tuesday, 12 September12.30pm – 1.30pm | Page 6Policy as a mandatory relevant consideration: A reflection on Jacob v Save Beeliar Wetlands

Thursday, 14 September9.00am – 10.00am | Page 6Fraud in accounting

Monday, 18 September4.00pm – 5.00pm | Page 6The nexus of national security and Migration Law (Webinar)

Tuesday, 19 September5.00pm – 6.30pm | Page 6Community Legal Centres: Innovating and partnering behind the scenes

Wednesday, 20 September9.30am – 10.30am | Page 7Office of State Revenue service delivery model

Friday, 22 September12.30pm – 2.00pm | Page 7Ethics on Friday: Misleading conduct

Thursday, 5 October4.00pm – 5.30pm | Page 7Appearing in SAT

Tuesday, 10 October12.30pm – 1.30pm | Page 7Mental health awareness

Monday, 16 October4.00pm – 5.00pm | Page 7Crowdfunding

Tuesday, 17 October9.00am – 10.00am | Page 8Caveats

Tuesday, 17 October5.00pm – 6.30pm | Page 8Legal aspects of insider trading

Friday, 20 October10.00am – 11.00am | Page 8Parliamentary drafting and legislative update

Friday, 20 October12.30pm – 2.00pm | Page 8Ethics on Friday: Practical conflicts – real life studies

Monday, 23 October4.00pm – 5.00pm | Page 8Getting to the point: A guide to evidence in Family Court proceedings

Tuesday, 24 October9.00am – 11.00am | Page 9Adjudication of Construction Disputes and Construction Contracts Act 2004

Thursday, 26 October12.00pm – 2.00pm | Page 9Strata Reform: Dispute resolution changes and reforms to protection of purchasers

Thursday, 26 October4.00pm – 5.00pm | Page 9Freedom of information and its applicability to litigators

NOVEMBER 2017

ANYTIME LEARNING WITH

Register online at lawsocietywa.asn.au/cpd SEMINARS 54 CPD EDUCATION PROGRAMME SEPTEMBER–DECEMBER 2017

Available now | Page 13 Anti-bribery and corruption: the brave new world

Available now | Page 13 Employment Law in the new age: the future of work

Available now | Page 13 Issues relating to company meetings and lawyers acting as directors

Available now | Page 13 What to do if a complaint is made against you

Available now | Page 13 Recent developments in Australian Consumer Law

Available now | Page 14 Asset protection and the Family Court

Available now | Page 14 Contract Law masterclass

Available now | Page 14 Urgent wills and assessing a client’s mental capacity

Available now | Page 14 Associations Incorporations Act 2015 (WA)

Available now | Page 14 A guide to knowledge management for lawyers

Wednesday, 1 November2.00pm – 5.30pm | Page 10Family Law forum

Thursday, 2 November9.00am – 10.30am | Page 10Law firms must manage cyber risk

Friday, 3 November9.00am – 4.00pm | Page 10Elder Law forum – addressing elder abuse

Wednesday, 8 November12.30pm – 1.30pm | Page 10Competition Law – the next big things – where are we going?

Friday, 10 November1.00pm – 2.00pm | Page 11Ethics on Friday: Duty of confidentiality

Monday, 13 November3.30pm – 5.00pm | Page 11When there’s a knock on the door… how to respond to an unannounced visit from the ATO or ASIC

Tuesday, 14 November4.00pm – 5.30pm | Page 11Coronial inquests – a guide for advocates and their instructors

Thursday, 16 November1.30pm – 5.00pm | Page 11Employment Law forum

Friday, 17 November9.00am – 11.00am | Page 12Cultural diversity and the bamboo ceiling

Wednesday, 22 November4.00pm – 5.00pm | Page 12The impact of culture on ethical behaviour

Thursday, 23 November1.00pm – 2.00pm | Page 12Artificial intelligence (Webinar)

Monday, 27 November4.00pm – 5.30pm | Page 12Forensic DNA evidence and how to avoid miscarriages of justice

Wednesday, 29 November12.30pm – 2.00pm | Page 12Shifting from the practice of law to the business of law

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SEMINARS 3

SAVE THE DATE

Law Summer School 2018

Connected | Informed | Global

Friday, 23 February 2018 – All day

University Club, Hackett Entrance #1, Crawley WA

Our flagship CPD conference Law Summer School is

now in development and aims to provide another day

of thought-provoking knowledge and discussions.

We encourage you to save the date so you can take

part, along with an extraordinary calibre of speakers

from Australia and beyond, in an outstanding

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Take inspiration from presentations by legal

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Alison & Associates P/L4/5 885 Albany Highway, EAST VICTORIA PARK, 6101PO Box 1133, BENTLEY DC, 6983Phone: (08) 9361 7218 [email protected] | www.alisonlegal.com.au

Allen & OveryLevel 27, Exchange Tower, 2 The Esplanade, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 6315 5900 [email protected] | www.allenovery.com

Allens LinklatersLevel 37, QV.1, 250 St Georges Terrace, PERTH, 6000GPO Box Z5313, PERTH, 6831Phone: (08) 9488 3700 | Fax: (08) 9488 3701 [email protected] | www.allens.com.au

AMCG LegalSuite 5, 23 Bowman Street, SOUTH PERTH, 6151PO Box 829, SOUTH PERTH, 6951Phone: (08) 9368 1900 [email protected] | www.amcglegal.net

Anchor LegalLevel 6, 105 St Georges Terrace, PERTH, 6000GPO Box 2770, PERTH, 6001Phone: (08) 9486 5500 | Fax: (08) 9485 0898 [email protected] | www.anchorlegal.com

Andrew Lynn LawyerSuite 8, 53 Russell Street, MORLEY, 6062PO Box 8278, Angelo Street, SOUTH PERTH, 6151Phone: (08) 9375 2353 | Fax: (08) 9375 2535 [email protected]

Angus Tibbits SolicitorsSuite 9, 73 Calley Drive, LEEMING, 6149PO Box 101, BULL CREEK, 6149Phone: (08) 9310 4928 | Fax: (08) 9310 7128 [email protected]

Anthony R Clarke & AssociatesSuite 7, 42 Ardross Street, APPLECROSS, 6153PO Box 7099, APPLECROSS NORTH, 6953Phone: (08) 9316 0599 | Fax: (08) 9316 0877 [email protected] www.anthonyrclarke.com.au

Archon Legal63 Lindsay Street, PERTH, 6076Phone: (08) 9228 3010 | Fax: (08) 9463 6189 [email protected] | www.archonlegal.com.au

Arns & Associates290 Fitzgerald Street, PERTH, 6000PO Box 96, NORTH PERTH, 6906Phone: (08) 9318 5500 | Fax: (08) 9318 5522 [email protected] | www.arns.com.au

AshurstBrookfield Place Tower II, Level 10&11,123 St Georges Terrace, PERTH, 6000DX 388, PERTH Phone: (08) 9366 8000 | Fax: (08) 9366 8111 [email protected] | www.ashurst.com

Attadale LegalSuite A16, Attadale Business Centre,550 Canning Highway, ATTADALE, 6156Phone: (08) 9317 2199 | Fax: (08) 9317 2213 [email protected] | www.attadalelegal.com

AustAsia Legal Pty LtdLevel 1, AustAsia House,412-414 Newcastle Street, LEEDERVILLE, 6005PO Box 332, LEEDERVILLE, 6902Phone: (08) 9227 6300 | Fax: (08) 9227 6400 [email protected] | www.austasiagroup.com

Avon LegalSuite 7, 9 The Avenue, MIDLAND, 6056Phone: (08) 9274 1977 | Fax: (08) 9274 1988 [email protected] | www.avonlegal.com.au

B.S. Edwardes Criminal LawyerPhone: (08) 9342 8300 | Fax: (08) 9342 5322 [email protected] | www.criminal-law-perth.com.au

Baldivis Law & MediationSuite 9, First Floor, 9 Settlers Avenue, BALDIVIS, 6171Phone: (08) 9524 1230 | Fax: (08) 9524 3952 [email protected] www.baldivislawmediation.com.au

Ballpen Legal1 Hadley Place, NORANDA, 6062Phone: 0404 445 681 [email protected] | www.ballpenlegal.com.au

Balmoral Legal Pty Ltd83 Burswood Road, BURSWOOD, 6100Phone: (08) 9355 0776 [email protected] | www.balmorallegal.com.au

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Metropolitan Law Firms and Sole Practitioners

Barone Criminal LawyersLevel 3, 524 Hay Street, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 9218 8959 | Fax: (08) 6230 2231 [email protected] www.baronecriminallawyers.com.au

Beacon Family LawSuites 23-24, 60 Newcastle Street, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 9328 4646 | Fax: (08) 9328 4696 [email protected] www.beaconfamilylaw.com.au

Beaufort LegalSuite 9, 250 Beaufort Street, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 9328 8815 | Fax: (08) 9328 8816 [email protected] | www.beaufortlegal.com

Bennett & CoGround Floor, BGC Centre, 28 The Esplanade, PERTH, 6000PO Box 5745, St Georges Terrace, PERTH, 6841Phone: (08) 6316 2200 | Fax: (08) 6316 2211 [email protected] | www.bennettandco.com.au

Biddulph & Turley53 Wheatley Street, GOSNELLS, 6110PO Box 710, GOSNELLS, 6990Phone: (08) 9398 5533 | Fax: (08) 9398 5593 [email protected] | www.wafamilylaw.com.au

Birman & RideLevel 3, Irwin Chambers, 16 Irwin Street, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 9220 4444 | Fax: (08) 9220 4492 www.birmanride.com.au

Bodekers Family Lawyers & MediatorsLevel 3, 267 St Georges Terrace, PERTH, 6000PO Box 7798, CLOISTERS SQUARE, 6850Phone: (08) 9323 7711 | Fax: (08) 9323 7700 [email protected] | www.bodekers.com.au

Bonomelli Kevin Barrister & SolicitorLevel 4, 524 Hay Street, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 9325 6200 | Fax: (08) 9325 4063

Borrello Graham Lawyers - JoondalupUnit 1, 9 Mercer Lane, JOONDALUP, 6027Phone: (08) 9404 9100 | Fax: (08) 9300 1338 [email protected] | www.borrellograham.com.au

Borrello Graham Lawyers - PerthLevel 14, 225 St George’s Terrace, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 9404 9100 | Fax: (08) 9300 1338 [email protected] | www.borrellograham.com.au

Bostock & RyanSuite 3, 20 Twickenham Road, BURSWOOD, 6100Phone: (08) 9361 6422 | Fax: (08) 9472 5749

Bowen Buchbinder VilenskyLevel 14, 251 Adelaide Terrace, PERTH, 6000PO Box 3038, EAST PERTH, 6892Phone: (08) 9325 9644 | Fax: (08) 9221 2359 [email protected] | www.bbvlegal.com.au

Bradford LegalLevel 1, 6 Riseley Street, APPLECROSS, 6153PO Box 1076, CANNING BRIDGE, 6153Phone: (08) 9316 2299 | Fax: (08) 9364 7811 [email protected] | www.bradfordlegal.com.au

Bradley Bayly LegalLevel 5, 524 Hay Street, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 6279 2900 | Fax: (08) 9421 1129 [email protected] | www.bradleybayly.com.au

Brook Legal Will and Probate CentreSuite 9, 339 Cambridge Street, WEMBLEY, 6014PO Box 93, WEMBLEY, 6913Phone: (08) 9287 1855 | Fax: (08) 9287 1899 [email protected] | www.brooklegal.com.au

Butlers Barristers & Solicitors45 Stirling Highway, NEDLANDS, 6009PO Box 460, NEDLANDS, 6909Phone: (08) 9386 5200 | Fax: (08) 9386 4650 [email protected] | www.butlers.com.au

Byford Legal14 Pethick Close, BYFORD, 6122Phone: 0418 947 662 | Fax: (08) 9525 0937 [email protected] | www.byfordlegal.com.au

Calverley JohnstonLevel 2, Kings Building, 533 Hay Street, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 9221 2666 | Fax: (08) 9221 2029 [email protected] www.calverleyjohnston.com.au

Castledine Gregory Law & MediationUnit C4, 118 Railway Street, WEST PERTH, 6005Phone: (08) 9486 7665 | Fax: (08) 9486 7663 [email protected] | www.cglawmediation.com.au

CGL Legal - Barristers & SolicitorsUnit 8, 36 Johnson Street, GUILDFORD, 6055Phone: (08) 6162 8271 | Fax: (08) 6161 3454 [email protected] | www.cgllegal.com.au

Chalmers Legal Studio Pty LtdStudio 7, 82 King Street, PERTH, 6000Phone: (08) 9360 4100 | Fax: (08) 9360 4199 www.chalmerslegalstudio.com.au

Charthill LegalSuite 2b, 39 Innovation Circuit, WANGARA, 6065Phone: (08) 9303 4237 | Fax: (08) 6210 1116 [email protected] | www.charthill.com.au

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