Representation
The bodies that speak for the profession.
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Every Australian solicitor practises alongside a law society — the state and territory bodies plus the national council.
Queensland Law Society
Law societies
The representative body and, with the Legal Services Commission, part of the regulatory framework for Queensland solicitors. It provides continuing professional development, practice-management training, ethics and practice support, member services and early-career resources.
- Type of body
- Law society
Verified19 September 2026
The representative bodies for barristers.
Bar Association of Queensland
Bar associations
The professional association for the Queensland bar.
- Type of body
- Bar association
Verified22 September 2026
Bodies organised around who practitioners are rather than what they practise — women lawyers, First Nations lawyers, LGBTQ+ practitioners, culturally and linguistically diverse members, practitioners with disability.
Indigenous Lawyers Association of Queensland
Affinity associations
Association for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander lawyers in Queensland.
- Type of body
- Affinity network
Verified19 September 2026
Women Lawyers Association of Queensland
Affinity associations
Queensland association for women judicial officers, practitioners, academics, law graduates and students. It provides mentoring, educational and networking events, scholarships, awards and resources on flexible work and equitable briefing, alongside advocacy on issues affecting women in law.
- Type of body
- Affinity network
Verified22 September 2026
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