The Victorian Legal Services Board welcomes the Supreme Court of Victoria’s decision today to remove suspended lawyer Glenn Thexton, also known as Mikel Alessio, from the roll of Australian lawyers.
Commissioner Update - August 2026
The latest edition of the Commissioner Update is out now. Highlights include Wellbeing Report, NDA guidance, and more.
Watch now: CPD webinar on why kindness matters for early career lawyers and their supervisors
Our 1-hour CPD webinar on how to weave kindness into the supervisor/supervisee relationship can now be watched on-demand.
A tribute to our colleague Dr Hugh McDonald
The VLSB+C mourns the death of Dr Hugh McDonald, a distinguished researcher, colleague and champion of access to justice whose work has shaped legal assistance policy and practice across Australia and the globe.
Updated guidance on non-disclosure agreements
We’ve updated our guidance for lawyers on the use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) in matters relating to workplace sexual harassment.
Transfer of wills to the Probate Office
After a review, we’re transferring all wills that we currently hold to the agreed with the Supreme Court of Victoria's Probate Office.
New research shows that workplace conditions are critical to wellbeing
The latest report by the Legal Services Research Centre reveals fresh insights into poor lawyer wellbeing, and that workplace conditions are the key to change.
VLSB+C statement: Gold Migration Lawyers
Following alarming reports that clients of Gold Migration Lawyers were told late last Friday that the law practice would be stopping operations, Victoria’s legal regulator has moved quickly to safeguard consumers' interests.
Commissioner Update - June 2026
The latest edition of the Commissioner Update is out now. Highlights include new resources for corporate lawyers, kindness CPD webinar on 9 June, $1 million trust account scam and more.
New resources for corporate lawyers
To support Victorian lawyers working in corporate settings, we have consulted with corporate lawyers, professional bodies and academic experts to develop three new guidance resources.









