“I’ll have to put work on hold.”
“I have to find months of work experience.”
“I need to have a legal job lined up first.”
Not quite.
Join us for a free 60-minute webinar as we clear up some common PLT myths and explain how it actually works.
We’ll cover when you can start, your study options, work experience, what PLT involves and how it fits into becoming a lawyer.
Bring your questions. We’ll bring the facts.
Date and time
Tuesday 13 October
6:00 - 7:00 pm AEDT
Location
Webinar
Join us online, or watch the recording when it suits you.
Principal Lawyer, Stefanie Costi & Associates
Stefanie is a lawyer, speaker and writer. She founded Stefanie Costi & Associates in 2025 because she knows what it feels like to be broken by work. She supports people facing workplace bullying, harassment, discrimination, unfair dismissal, contract disputes, workplace investigations, whistleblowing issues, redundancies and senior employment challenges. She is also a survivor of workplace bullying. That lived experience is why she now helps people when their work becomes unsafe, unfair or overwhelming. Stefanie also delivers keynotes and speaks at conferences, corporate events and leadership forums to educate leaders and organisations on how to make workplaces safer in real, practical ways. Her purpose is simple: to protect people and help make workplaces better globally.
Principal Lawyer, Gravamen
Admitted as a solicitor in 2008, and after a decade and a half working at other firms including as director of a national firm, James is the founder and principal lawyer of Gravamen, a leading boutique corporate law firm. Commercial litigation forms the backbone of James' practice however, over time, James has found himself increasingly providing advice on his clients' conduct outside of court. James' specialty is resolving disputes between co-owners, whether that resolution is by way of contested litigation or negotiated agreement. Practising in this area has required James to develop an expertise in the law relating to shareholder disputes, partnership disputes, and disputes between trustees and beneficiaries. James is the creator and presenter of 'Coffee and a Case Note', a series of online videos and podcast episodes that sees James summarise up-to-the-minute cases in his specialty area and present them to camera over a cup of coffee. His method combines approachability and rigour.