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Women’s legal service appoints chief executive

May 09, 2017 By Tom Lodewyke
Angela Lynch

Women’s Legal Service Queensland has appointed an experienced family lawyer as its new CEO.

Women’s Legal Service Queensland has appointed an experienced family lawyer as its new CEO.

The organisation announced recently that it has named Angela Lynch (pictured) as its new leader.

Ms Lynch has over 23 years’ experience in family and domestic violence law. She has a long history of involvement with WLSQ, and was appointed to the Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Death Review and Advisory Board in 2016.

Ms Lynch has served as a law reform lawyer at WLSQ and national law reform co-ordinator at Women’s Legal Services Australia. She has also appeared in numerous parliamentary and Senate inquiries on domestic violence, family law, child support and other legal issues affecting women.

“I’m looking forward to further grow our sustainability into the future through strategic partnerships,” Ms Lynch said.

“I’m also excited about working with the profession, corporate supporters and government to ensure women and their children in our community experiencing domestic violence have access to free legal help because we know this is essential to safety.”

 

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