The LawCate Brief
Every LawCate article, compiled into one magazine. Practical advice on networking, clerkships, career pathways, legal technology and wellbeing, all in one place.
Practical insights, real career stories and opportunities to help law students navigate what comes next.
We create practical resources and honest conversations that help students understand legal careers beyond the classroom, so the step into practice feels less like a leap in the dark.
Practical career resources, guides and articles.
Honest conversations with students and legal professionals.
Seminars, events and opportunities to engage with the profession.
Discover different pathways into law beyond a single traditional route.
Practical advice for navigating law school, applications and the transition into legal practice.
Every LawCate article, compiled into one magazine. Practical advice on networking, clerkships, career pathways, legal technology and wellbeing, all in one place.
Candid conversations about entering and navigating the legal profession, from people who have been through it.
Practical perspectives on navigating the clerkship process.
Guest: Harrison Frith, Senior Associate at Corrs Chambers Westgarth
▶Listen nowGo beyond the textbook and hear directly from people working across the profession.
Sessions exploring different areas and pathways within the legal profession. 2026 speakers included people associated with FCW Lawyers, Victoria Legal Aid and commUnity+ Legal.
A practical, resume-focused event to help students sharpen their applications.
4 paths. 4 tables. Ask anything. Small roundtable conversations instead of a scripted panel, across four ways students build legal experience:
Organisations named above are examples of those represented by speakers and participants. They do not sponsor or endorse LawCate.
Our first year under the new brand, by the numbers.
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What we built in 2026.
We're building a more open, practical path into the profession, and we're just getting started.