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 internationally, as well as conducting exclusive interviews with leaders in the profession.

At present, she is also producing news updates for Canadian Lawyer, Law Times, and Lexpert.

Uptick in lawyer complaints drives proposed increase in UK Legal Ombudsman budget

Uptick in lawyer complaints drives proposed increase in UK Legal Ombudsman budget

The office is requesting an increase of over £2 million for next year's budget

Trump may get US firms to help with trade team negotiations pro bono

Trump may get US firms to help with trade team negotiations pro bono

Four firms have pledged legal services worth millions to the US president's administration

Ryan D. Anderson, Allison Downey-Damato take on new judicial roles

Ryan D. Anderson, Allison Downey-Damato take on new judicial roles

Anderson joins the Alberta Court of Justice bench; Downey-Damato becomes a justice of the peace

UK High Court judge dresses down doctor over medical evidence errors in care order case

UK High Court judge dresses down doctor over medical evidence errors in care order case

The judge described the expert's approach as "a cause for serious concern"

Global law firm Withers teams up with Australasian accounting firm Bentleys

Global law firm Withers teams up with Australasian accounting firm Bentleys

The non-exclusive association will see the firms offer legal and accounting advice on client matters

Diana Lowe appointed University of Calgary’s first-ever Centre for Transformation director

Diana Lowe appointed University of Calgary’s first-ever Centre for Transformation director

She brings more than 40 years of legal practice and justice reform experience

Ex-Nova Scotia Information and Privacy Commissioner Tricia Ralph joins INQ Law as partner

Ex-Nova Scotia Information and Privacy Commissioner Tricia Ralph joins INQ Law as partner

She concentrates on access to information and data protection matters

Joan Donoghue announced as 2025 London International Disputes Week keynote speaker

Joan Donoghue announced as 2025 London International Disputes Week keynote speaker

The former International Court of Justice president will kick off the June event in Westminster

Global trust and estate practitioners' association examines wealth and tax attitudes in novel survey

Global trust and estate practitioners' association examines wealth and tax attitudes in novel survey

The report comes out as countries grapple with changes in economic, political, and tax policies

Martin Goguen commences as sitting provincial court judge in New Brunswick

Martin Goguen commences as sitting provincial court judge in New Brunswick

He was general counsel at the New Brunswick Legal Aid Services Commission