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Mentors to renovate in-house lawyers
ACLA HAS formed a national mentoring program, with the aim of setting high standards for in-house lawyers.After trialling a successful pilot program in Victoria, ACLA is making the national…
Lawyers Weekly
ACLA HAS formed a national mentoring program, with the aim of setting high standards for in-house lawyers.
The program was announced yesterday during the ACLA national conference at the Sheraton On The Park, Sydney, along with the ceremony for the ACLA awards.
“It’s a great initiative and program that will benefit senior and junior in-house counsel,” Claire Miller, president of ACLA’s NSW division said.
“It’s expected there will be a positive take up for the program which is scheduled to commence in early 2007.”
The program will cater for a broad range of corporate, in-house lawyers — from those in large in-house teams to those operating in small teams, or individually.
ACLA has appointed Sue Zablud as national program advisor after introducing the pilot program in Victoria.
