Tehan Legal

Next up in our videos from leaders of the profession sharing career advice to law students and graduates - Andrew Tehan! Mr Tehan is a criminal lawyer with experience in WA and Victoria, and is the Principal of Tehan Legal. ⚖️ He has two pieces of advice: 1️⃣ You don’t need to know everything – stay humble and keep learning. 2️⃣ Building collegial relationships early on will help you later on. Thanks to everyone who has contributed to this series - plenty more coming!

Tehan Legal Retreat 2023

Thank you to Tehan Legal for being a principal sponsor for our Bali Conference this weekend! 🌺

Make sure you have a chat with Andrew, Fiona and Lucy 👋

Tehan Legal is a leading criminal law firm based in Perth. The team at Tehan Legal draw from over 25 years of combined criminal law experience, and specialise in all criminal matters, ranging from traffic offences to large criminal trials and appeals, including matters involving white collar crime and fraud, drug offences, violence and sexual offences.

The team at Tehan Legal regularly appear as counsel in all Western Australian Courts including for jury trials, but also can brief prominent barristers, including Senior and King’s Counsel from Western Australia and Eastern States.

The team at Tehan Legal have a diverse background of experience, including from the Aboriginal Legal Service (WA), private practice, and the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions.

Proud to support our Fiona Hugo, Lucy Clark and all women in the legal profession.

“Do you know what would go well with this t-shirt? A Bintang.”

While the identity of our models is currently suppressed, we are excited to confirm that over 170 people are joining our Bali Conference in June!! 🌺

The fashionistas of the profession will be sporting our freshly designed threads. All the cool kids will have one. 🪡

A huge thanks to our sponsors for the Conference for helping us make magic:
McKenna & Associates
Pitcher Partners
Pragma Lawyers
Tehan Legal

With Carr & Co and Hartwell Funds

We’ll see you in Bali in June 😎

If you’re wanting to join us (you 10/10 do), then register here >> https://www.trybooking.com/CDYHQ

Speaker topics being announced next week 👀

Tehan Legal 2022 Retreat

🌺 Bali announcement 🌺

As well as keynote addresses from both the Attorney General and Chief Justice of Western Australia, we’re looking forward to focused sessions at the Bali Conference in June next year.

These sessions will cover areas including criminal law, civil litigation, family law and practice management, balancing relevance for practitioners who specialise in these areas and considerations for all lawyers.

The first one we can announce is the criminal law session, featuring Magistrate Wendy Hughes (Children’s Court of Western Australia), Robert Owen (Director of Public Prosecutions for Western Australia) and Kate Turtley-Chappel (Legal Pathways). They will be collaborating to present as a panel on contemporary issues in criminal law and take questions from the floor.

We thank Tehan Legal for their support and sponsorship for this session, and the Conference overall.

Register for the Bali Conference here >> https://www.trybooking.com/CDYHQ

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