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Commissioner's foreword

Welcome to the VLSB+C’s Risk Outlook 2023, which highlights five risks for the Victorian profession that will be areas of regulatory focus for us in the coming year. It describes issues and conduct associated with each risk – all of which have the potential to cause consumer harm – and explains our planned response to them. It also contains some useful tips about how to avoid these risks.

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New report reveals how legal services can help fix Victoria’s growing housing crisis

A new report looks at how the legal sector can help tackle the housing stress and insecurity that’s increasingly impacting everyday Victorians.

Advancing housing justice: The opportunity for legal services to improve access to housing

More and more Victorians are feeling the impacts of the state’s growing housing crisis. That’s why the Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner is interested in addressing the associated legal problems. We asked consumer rights advocate and lawyer Gerard Brody to explore the legal sector’s role in improving housing security in Victoria.

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Advancing housing justice: The opportunity for legal services to improve access to housing

This 2024 report explores the legal issues associated with Victoria’s housing crisis.

Risk Outlook 2024

Commissioner's introduction

Welcome to the VLSB+C’s Risk Outlook 2024, our second annual overview of the risks facing the legal sector in Victoria.

All businesses and service providers are exposed to risks that need to be identified and controlled, and legal practices are no exception.

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Risk Outlook

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Lawyer wellbeing research and projects

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Lawyer Wellbeing Systems Theory of Change

A new framework for change in lawyer wellbeing

Our co-developed roadmap for system-level change in lawyer wellbeing is designed to guide practical action and lasting improvements to wellbeing within the legal profession.

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