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Networking not high priority for early career lawyers, according to QLS survey – Proctor

February 17, 2026

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Networking and face-to-face education are becoming less of a priority for early career lawyers, according to the recent Queensland Law Society Future Leaders Committee survey.

The survey, launched in the final quarter of 2025, sought input on the role of QLS and the Future Leaders…

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