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.   

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Pinsent Masons names Hayley Harris first global chief knowledge and AI adoption officer

Pinsent Masons names Hayley Harris first global chief knowledge and AI adoption officer

She was the global director of knowledge and AI enablement at rival firm BCLP

Legal thinktank initiates watershed project discouraging rap’s use as criminal evidence

Legal thinktank initiates watershed project discouraging rap’s use as criminal evidence

The Justice thinktank is partnering with the University of Oxford and United Borders

Virtual bail hearings boosting court efficiency in British Columbia five years after pilot rollout

Virtual bail hearings boosting court efficiency in British Columbia five years after pilot rollout

Six courtrooms dedicated to virtual bail hearings have been established throughout the province

Clio announces major legal AI training target, education program

Clio announces major legal AI training target, education program

The legal AI company aims to educate 25,000 legal professionals through the Legal AI Accelerator

Split Cincinnati court rules to reinstate Ohio law on parental consent in minors’ social media use

Split Cincinnati court rules to reinstate Ohio law on parental consent in minors’ social media use

The NetChoice group indicated that it would appeal the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision

Manitoba names Jerilee Ryle inaugural associate chief judge of reconciliation

Manitoba names Jerilee Ryle inaugural associate chief judge of reconciliation

Ryle will serve a seven-year term in the new role starting July 2

Author hits back at ex-classmate over suit alleging appropriation of abuse accounts in memoir

Author hits back at ex-classmate over suit alleging appropriation of abuse accounts in memoir

Amy Griffin filed a defamation suit over statements that appeared in the New York Times

Jude Law endorsement boosts legal AI company Legora’s visibility

Jude Law endorsement boosts legal AI company Legora’s visibility

The company is looking to expand its global workforce by over twice the current count by year-end

Bail and Sentencing Reform Act amending Criminal Code gets Royal Assent

Bail and Sentencing Reform Act amending Criminal Code gets Royal Assent

The reforms will be implemented on July 15

Google pushes back against major Munich court ruling on allegations of false claims in AI Overviews

Google pushes back against major Munich court ruling on allegations of false claims in AI Overviews

Google’s AI-generated summaries were found to have falsely linked two local publishers to scams