Crown Law is a leading provider of legal services to the Queensland Government. Legal services, as described in the Tied Work Guidelines, must be provided by the Crown Act. With respect to unfettered labour, Queensland Government departments may decide to use Crown Law, a sign supplier or a lawyer. The Commission does not amend the current agreements with Crown Law, and divisions may continue to use Crown law by effect in addition to designated firms. The statewide Board consists of over 14 specialist legal practitioners operating across Australia in a wide range of service expertise. To maximize opportunities for regional businesses and ensure flexibility, departments can deploy regional law firms outside the panel without requesting an exemption for work done in a region for matters up to $15,000. Designated suppliers may provide services in one or more categories of entitlement/service area. Panel suppliers are listed in the Queensland Contracts Directory. SOA documentation, a buying guide and related fact sheets are available to customers via the Queensland Contracts Directory (QCD) or panel.manager@justice.qld.gov.au.

The portal was created by the Department of the Attorney General (AGD) to provide Commonwealth authorities with access to the legal services of the entire Australian Government Legal Services Unit (the Unit) or the Australian Government Solicitor (AGS). Suppliers must sign and meet the center`s national pro bono target of 35 hours of pro bono legal advice per attorney per year. This does not apply to small businesses. Information and resources to help the public understand their rights and responsibilities when interacting with the legal profession. General SOA information is available to customers in the Queensland Contracts Directory (QCD). Pricing, as well as the legal expertise and experience of key people for each of the panels, are panel.manager@justice.qld.gov.au available to clients via email. Redlich Holding is appointed to the Queensland Whole of Government Legal Services Panel in the following 9 categories of legal services: Providers are required to report annually on the number of hours of pro bono legal work performed by lawyers within the provider`s organisation (as reported to the Centre as part of the national pro bono objective). This is a national agreement with 39 suppliers in 3 sub-categories and 17 specializations. The specializations in the 3 subcategories are as follows: The committee was established as a coordinated procurement through a competitive value-for-money report using an open market approach. The panel is managed by AGD and was created on August 15, 2019. The aim of the panel is to make better use of the Commonwealth`s purchasing power and improve the effectiveness of the Commonwealth`s cooperation with external legal service providers. All applications must be sent to the panel.manager@justice.qld.gov.au by email.

Do not hesitate to contact one of our lawyers dedicated to government services who will be happy to offer you the work required. Information and resources to help members of the public understand their rights and responsibilities when interacting with the legal profession. The Queensland State Legal Services Council commenced on 1 June 2020. The Board of Directors consists of 32 law firms (suppliers) selected to provide legal services or legal resources to ministries and other entities. The panel is currently scheduled to end on May 31, 2024, with a further 2-year extension possible. General SOA information is available to customers in the Queensland Contracts Directory (QCD). Pricing, as well as the legal expertise and experience of key personnel for each of the panels, are panel.manager@justice.qld.gov.au available to clients via email. Crown Law is one of the leading providers of legal services to the Queensland Government. Legal services, as described in the Tied Work Guidelines, must be provided under the authority of the Crown Act.

With respect to unrestricted work, Queensland Government departments may choose to use Crown law, a sign provider or a lawyer. The Commission does not amend existing agreements with Crown Law and divisions may continue to apply the Crown Act alongside designated corporations. The National Council consists of over 14 specialist lawyers working across Australia in a wide range of service expertise. The Queensland State Legal Services Council was established on 1 June 2020. The Board of Directors is composed of 32 law firms (suppliers) selected to provide legal services or legal resources to ministries and other entities.