Jacqueline So

Jacqueline So

Jacqueline So

Jacqueline leads 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 conducting exclusive interviews with leaders in the industry. She is also a contributing writer for Canadian Lawyer, Law Times, and Lexpert.

She aims to bring a human element to every piece she writes, bolstering the accessibility of complicated legal matters to an audience of both learned and laymen. She has created content for mainstream markets, having begun her journalism career as a feature writer and researcher with Australian real-estate consumer magazine Your Investment Property.   

Contact | Linkedin

Amanda Heale joins Torys’ tax team in Toronto

Amanda Heale joins Torys’ tax team in Toronto

She was involved in the first transfer pricing appeal heard by the Supreme Court of Canada

Association of Corporate Counsel holds first-ever In-house Legal Impact Certificate Program

Association of Corporate Counsel holds first-ever In-house Legal Impact Certificate Program

The virtual event tackled enterprise risk, compliance, and communication with internal stakeholders

UK appeals court lauds legal team’s flagging of error in imprisonment for public protection sentence

UK appeals court lauds legal team’s flagging of error in imprisonment for public protection sentence

Lawyers facilitated the release of a prisoner who had been serving the unlawfully imposed sentence

Legal scholars, academics pitch solutions to BC property rights issue over Indigenous title

Legal scholars, academics pitch solutions to BC property rights issue over Indigenous title

The essay series touches on constitutional reform, treaty negotiation, and a repeal

Prince Harry, Elton John could be required to pay £34 million over loss in Daily Mail matter

Prince Harry, Elton John could be required to pay £34 million over loss in Daily Mail matter

A judge described the litigation as ‘conceived and pleaded on an unjustifiably wide canvas’

US justice department, TikTok settle privacy suit for US$400 million

US justice department, TikTok settle privacy suit for US$400 million

The DOJ described the settlement as a ‘major victory for American children and parents’

UK judge publicly slams West London firm for acting without instructions, unsubstantiated claims

UK judge publicly slams West London firm for acting without instructions, unsubstantiated claims

The firm also sent a link for a remote hearing to another person without the court’s knowledge

Tech Justice Law demands transparency as OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT for Teens

Tech Justice Law demands transparency as OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT for Teens

Executive director Meetali Jain said OpenAI could not be held to its word if self-policed

Brenda Gunn is first appointee to University of Manitoba law faculty’s Indigenous law professorship

Brenda Gunn is first appointee to University of Manitoba law faculty’s Indigenous law professorship

She is currently an expert member to the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues

Hollywood star Selena Gomez gets slapped with suit over sinking of mental health startup

Hollywood star Selena Gomez gets slapped with suit over sinking of mental health startup

Wondermind’s investors accused Gomez, her mother, and an ex-business partner of fraud