There is something very frightening about the future of society if law firms are expected to maintain their ‘social licences to operate’ (‘SLO’) and to advocate, not on behalf of clients, but in their own capacity, for particular social and political causes.
It was suggested in a different publication that a need to maintain SLOs is the reason law firms are publicly expressing their support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.
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