WLAQ membership is open to all females who hold a law degree, or a studying to obtain a law degree, in Australia. There are a number of categories of membership to cater for all female lawyers. Please review each membership option and apply for the category which best suits your current practice. 

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All memberships (new and renewing) are considered at the monthly WLAQ Committee meeting (currently held on the first Tuesday of each month).  In accordance with the WLAQ's Constitution, the Committee may reject an application for membership (new and renewing) or cancel current membership plans at any time. 

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Membership is valid for a period of one year from the date of purchase unless cancelled by the WLAQ Committee.

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Student – for all members studying a law degree with membership valid up until graduation.
Junior – for all graduates up until they are 3 PAE.
CLC & NFP – for all members who are employed by a Community Legal Centre or Not-For-Profit organisation.
Regional – for all members who live outside a 50km radius from Brisbane CBD (Ipswich is part of Brisbane).
Retired – for all members who have now retired from the profession.
Judicial – for all members who are sitting judicial officers.
Barristers – for all members of the Bar (other than those who qualify for Junior membership).
Corporate (<15 FTE) – for all employers with less than 15 FTE (including support staff).
Corporate (>15 FTE) – for all employers with more than 15 FTE (including support staff).
General / Government (<15 FTE) – for all members who work for a firm with less than 15 FTE (including support staff).
General / Government (>15 FTE) – for all members who work for a firm with more than 15 FTE (including support staff).
Corporate Employee (Employee of a Corporate Member) – for all employees of organisations that hold corporate membership.

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Corporate Members

The current Corporate Members of the WLAQ include: 

• Legal Aid Queensland

• Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

• Shine Lawyers

• King & Wood Mallesons

• Clayton Utz

• Hemmant’s List

• Gilshenan & Luton Legal

• the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions Queensland 

• the Office of the Work Health and Safety Prosecutor

• McInnes Wilson Lawyers 

• Travis Schultz & Partners

• Queensland Law Society

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Employees of corporate member can subscribe to receive the newsletter and have access to member only event prices. Employee emails must be used when purchasing member tickets so that corporate membership can be identified and confirmed.

 

Employees of corporate members do not need to create individual WLAQ accounts. If an account is created, a subscription plan will not be displayed in your 'My Subscriptions' tab and you will need to check with your employer to confirm their corporate membership status before registering for WLAQ events as a WLAQ member.