Society of University Lawyers Conference 2025
Maddocks is the proud sponsor of the Society of University Lawyers Conference 2025.

The Society of University Lawyers (SOUL) represents legal practitioners employed at universities and as an association, promotes the exchange of information on legal matters affecting universities and tertiary education generally. The annual conference is a highlight of the year for members, and this year’s conference is being held in Perth on 16-17 October 2025.
This year, Special Counsel Rose McCarthy will be presenting the conference’s sole session focused on construction. Rose will lead a deep dive into contractual strategies for managing construction projects within a ‘live’ campus environment – with universities looking to maximise campus utilisation, this topic is sure to be of interest.
Maddocks, a bronze sponsor of this year's event, will be further represented by lawyers from our Education sector team who will be attending the conference sessions.
Find out more here.
Our Education sector expertise
At Maddocks, our Education lawyers can assist your university to manage risk and grow opportunities.
Covering your legal needs from planning and construction, employment, safety and industrial relations, privacy and data security to sound governance, we can help with what is happening now and what is coming next.
Find our more about our sector expertise here
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