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Supervisors’ experiences of supervising early career lawyers
The VLSB+C is committed to regularly conducting surveys to hear Victorian lawyers’ perspectives on systemic issues affecting the profession.
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Completing the picture: Supervisors’ experiences of supervising early career lawyers
In 2024, we surveyed over 400 supervising lawyers about their experiences, following our 2023 survey of early career lawyers. Together, these insights paint a clearer picture of what effective supervision looks like.
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Victorian Legal Services Board provides record $173.9 million in funding for access to justice
A new report, released today, demonstrates how the Board’s record funding in access to justice has increased services for all Victorians.
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May Commissioner Update – the wellbeing edition
This special wellbeing edition celebrates the new framework for lawyer wellbeing, guidance on PC renewals, sexual harassment support and plenty more.
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New framework sets course for better lawyer wellbeing in Victoria
VLSB+C is pleased to launch a new framework that explores the drivers of poor lawyer wellbeing and defines a shared vision for change within the legal profession at a system-level.
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New research on lawyer wellbeing informs pathway for systemic change
New research on lawyer wellbeing informs pathway for systemic change
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New exhibition explores the intersection of Indigenous incarceration, art and culture
The Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner is proud to support the Blak In-Justice: Incarceration and Resilience, opening this weekend at Heide Museum of Modern Art.
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Commissioner Update - March 2025
This edition includes the Lawyer Census 2025, an important case study, key reminders for the profession and more.
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Take part in the Lawyer Census 2025
The Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner's (VLSB+C) independent research team invites all Victorian legal practitioners to take part in the Lawyer Census 2025.
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Last chance to help create a lawyer wellbeing Theory of Change
We’re seeking feedback on the final draft of the lawyer wellbeing Systems Theory of Change before it’s published this year.