YOU'RE INVITED TO A SPECIAL EVENT
Creating the Law Firm of the Future
Leadership. Innovation. Culture. It’s time for a new kind of legal practice.
Welcome to a Legal Event Like No Other. The legal profession is being reshaped by disruption, technology, and rising client expectations. In this moment of transformation, law firms are being called to evolve, not just in how they work, but in how they lead.
Supported by the Law Society, Creating the Law Firm of the Future is a powerful, in-person event designed to support legal professionals who want to stay ahead of change and lead with clarity, confidence, and courage.
Here's why you need to be there:
Gain insights from industry leaders on innovation and transformation in legal practice
Explore how leadership and firm culture can become your greatest competitive advantage
Learn practical strategies to future-proof your firm
Connect with like-minded professionals in an inspiring environment
This self-development process not only enhances your personal performance but also empowers your organisation to inspire its people, drive authentic engagement, and achieve meaningful, sustainable results.
Creating the Law Firm of the Future
24 June 2025, 4–7 PM
$150pp | $1200 table of 10
Earp Distilling Co.
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FAQs: Your Questions, Answered
Who Should Attend?
If you’re ready to reimagine the legal profession through the lens of innovation, culture and human-led leadership, this event is for you.
Will CLE Points be available?
Yes, 3 Continuing Legal Education (CLE) points are available, so this event is a must for forward-thinking professionals committed to the sustainability of the profession.
What will I get out of attending this event?
You’ll leave with fresh insight, practical strategies, and real-world examples of how legal professionals and firms are adapting to change. You’ll also make meaningful connections with peers and leaders in your field.
Is this event suitable for junior lawyers or early-career professionals?
Absolutely. This is a future-focused event designed to support both emerging and established professionals who want to grow their leadership impact and understand where the industry is heading.
What’s included in my ticket?
Your ticket includes keynote and panel sessions, dinner and refreshments at the beautiful Earp Distilling Co.
Do I have to be in a leadership position to attend?
No leadership title required. If you're curious about innovation, culture, or leadership in the legal profession, or want to build your personal brand, you’ll benefit from this event.
Can I book a table for my team?
Yes! We encourage firms to bring their teams. A table of 10 is $1200 and can be booked via the link above.
What is the dress code?
Smart casual or business attire—whatever helps you feel comfortable and confident.
I’m not from Newcastle, can I still attend?
Absolutely. We welcome legal professionals from all over. The venue is easy to access and close to accommodation options if you're travelling from outside the region.
OUR SPONSORS
why are we doing this?
Proudly Presented by Being More Human
We believe the future of law is human. That’s why we’ve curated this event to bring legal professionals together to rethink how leadership, innovation, and culture intersect and how we can shape a new, more connected future for the legal profession.
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present and future for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and hopes of Aboriginal Australia.
We must always remember that under the concrete and asphalt this land is, was and always will be traditional Aboriginal land.
© Being More Human 2025 · Made by Green Chilli Marketing
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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the elders both past,
present and future for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and hopes of Aboriginal Australia.
We must always remember that under the concrete and asphalt this land is, was and always will be traditional Aboriginal land.
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