Bright young things receive congratulations

AUSTRALIA’S BRIGHT young things will be celebrated and applauded this week when fresh-faced individuals will step up in front of their peers and colleagues at the Australian Young Lawyers…

Lawyers Weekly • 05 November 2004 • NewLaw

AUSTRALIA’S BRIGHT young things will be celebrated and applauded this week when fresh-faced individuals will step up in front of their peers and colleagues at the Australian Young Lawyers Awards.

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Law Council of Australia (LCA) president Stephen Southwood QC will announce the winners of the 2004 awards in Canberra this week, based on young lawyers’ success in three areas: professional issues, community issues and individual contributions to the profession or the community.

This year’s judging panel comprises the Hon Chief Justice Terence Higgins, Supreme Court of the ACT, Tim Bugg, LCA executive, and Radhika Kanhai, chair of the LCA’s Australian Young Lawyers’ Committee.

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To be held in conjunction with the National Golden Gavel Awards, the Awards will take place at the National Museum of Australia.

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