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Hellenic Australian Lawyers, Victorian Chapter

Hellenic Australian Lawyers (HAL) is a national professional association for lawyers of Hellenic/Greek heritage, with chapters across most Australian states and territories including Victoria. It runs networking events, chapter orations, a mentoring program and newsletters, and maintains member profiles with online renewal. The Victorian chapter's patron is the Hon. Emilios Kyrou (now a Federal Court judge).

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Lawyers of Greek/Hellenic heritage in Victoria use this to network, access mentoring, and attend chapter events and orations.

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Membership open to: Individuals

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