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A new world for criminal lawyers?
Perhaps more than any other practice area, criminal law was hit hard by COVID-19. According to a two-time winner of Lawyers Weekly Awards, the new normal will see enormous changes to access to justice, advocacy styles and the management of criminal law firms.
Robyn Tongol
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In this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, host Jerome Doraisamy is joined by Streeton Lawyers principal Justin Wong – who won Partner of the Year at the 2020 Australian Law Awards, and the Criminal Law category at the 2019 Partner of the Year Awards – to discuss why the pandemic hit lawyers in this space so hard, the financial challenges for lawyers and firms alike, and how advocacy skills need to translate to a more online environment.
The pair also talk about new areas of crime that lawyers in this space can develop expertise in, what will constitute best practice post-pandemic, and why all of these challenges are exciting to Mr Wong.
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