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Cybercrime is a major risk for law practices of all sizes. The large sums of money and sensitive information entrusted to law practices make them targets for hackers and cybercriminals.

Implementing strong cybersecurity protocols and good practices is an essential and expected part of competent practice management. Principals play a crucial role in both implementing these measures, and ensuring that all staff not only understand but also consistently adhere to them.

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Wellness for Law Forum returns in February

As part of our commitment to fostering a culture of wellbeing within the legal community, we're joining the Law Institute of Victoria (LIV) in supporting this unique annual gathering of academics, lawyers and law students.

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External examiner newsletter 2024

Welcome to the external examiner (EE) newsletter for 2024. This newsletter is sent to all EEs who are registered with the VLSB+C.

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Commissioner Update - December 2023

In this issue: Cybersecurity | Annual report highlights | Detailed SLP survey results | Exploring legal costs | Keeping Women Out of the Justice System | Sexual harassment positive duty and more.

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Early career lawyers’ experiences of supervised legal practice: 2023 survey

As part of the annual practising certificate renewal period we survey Victorian lawyers to find out more about their working lives.

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Protect your law practice from cyberattacks

Implementing appropriate cybersecurity protocols is essential for competent practice management. Here's what you need to do.

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Grants program measurement framework

Outcomes and indicators to help grant applicants.

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2024 Change Grants application

PDF version of the form to help applicants.

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2024 Change Grants guidelines

Everything you need to know before applying in the 2024 grants round

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Modelling change: how VLSB+C funding helped over 700 women and girls access justice

A new report highlights the success of our grants program in empowering organisations to develop and implement programs addressing the root causes of female incarceration and reoffending.

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