VLSB+C statement on the matter of Sarah Tricarico v Victorian Legal Services Board
We acknowledge the decision of the Court today in the matter of Tricarico v Victorian Legal Services Board and we are considering the ramifications of that decision.
Find out more about the co-designed Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change framework, which draws on the experiences and expertise of the Victorian legal sector to guide practical action and lasting change for lawyer wellbeing.
Find out more about the co-designed Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change framework, which draws on the experiences and expertise of the Victorian legal sector to guide practical action and lasting change for lawyer wellbeing.
Find out more about the co-designed Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change framework, which draws on the experiences and expertise of the Victorian legal sector to guide practical action and lasting change for lawyer wellbeing.
The co-designed Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change draws on the experiences and expertise of the Victorian legal sector to guide practical action and lasting change for lawyer wellbeing.
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The co-designed Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change framework draws on the experiences and expertise of the Victorian legal sector to guide practical action and lasting change for lawyer wellbeing.
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