Jacqueline So

Jacqueline So

Jacqueline began her journalism career as a feature writer and researcher with Australian real-estate magazine Your Investment Property in 2016 before switching to Key Media’s legal titles in March 2020. Since then, she has led content production for the Australasian Lawyer and NZ Lawyer websites as the news editor, reporting on major updates in the legal profession for these regions and internationally, as well as conducting exclusive interviews with leaders in the profession.

At present, she is also producing news updates for Canadian Lawyer, Law Times, and Lexpert.

Litigation management tech company Legal Ready grabs UK case preparation software company HyperLaw

Litigation management tech company Legal Ready grabs UK case preparation software company HyperLaw

HyperLaw’s bundling capabilities will be integrated into AI-powered platform Litigation Ready

Complaints against judges cited decisions, alleged bias: Canadian Judicial Council report

Complaints against judges cited decisions, alleged bias: Canadian Judicial Council report

Of over 1,000 complaints filed in 2025, over 900 were dismissed because they were invalid

Vegas performer Maren Wade takes Taylor Swift to court over ‘showgirl’ trademark

Vegas performer Maren Wade takes Taylor Swift to court over ‘showgirl’ trademark

Swift’s registration of “The Life of a Showgirl” had reportedly been rejected by the US patent office

Scammers impersonate judges in India scheme

Scammers impersonate judges in India scheme

Victims attended fake and elaborately staged virtual hearings

UK’s Domestic Abuse (Pets) Bill gets second reading

UK’s Domestic Abuse (Pets) Bill gets second reading

The bill covers gaps in the Family Law Act 1996

Canadian Bar Association pushes back against pitched modification of judicial appointment process

Canadian Bar Association pushes back against pitched modification of judicial appointment process

CBA president Bianca Kratt warned against proposals that would politicize the process

IBA hosts Ukraine-focused event at United Nations Human Rights Council session

IBA hosts Ukraine-focused event at United Nations Human Rights Council session

The discussion centered on accountability for crimes committed in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

UK Crown court backlog passes 80,000 cases in new high

UK Crown court backlog passes 80,000 cases in new high

Courts minister Sarah Sackman said the court was “on the brink of collapse”

Association of Justice Counsel challenges memo increasing LPs’ in-office presence requirement

Association of Justice Counsel challenges memo increasing LPs’ in-office presence requirement

Members are being mandated to come into the office four days a week

International Chamber of Commerce executive board approves amended arbitration rules

International Chamber of Commerce executive board approves amended arbitration rules

The revised rules introduce new procedures and enhance current provisions to streamline proceedings