Jackson Taylor is Shortlisted for the Partner of the Year Awards 2022

Jackson Taylor has been shortlisted for the Partner of the Year Awards 2022
Jackson has been named as a finalist in the Partner of the Year Awards for Migration.

The Partner of the Year Awards is the Australian legal industry’s premier event for recognising partners or partner equivalent legal professionals at the height of their careers.

The finalist list, which was announced on Wednesday, 15 June 2022, features over 262 high-achieving professionals across 34 submission-based categories.

The awards are regarded as one of the legal profession’s most prestigious accolades and pinpoint professional development and innovation, showcasing the individuals who are leading the way in the industry.

Lawyers’ Weekly editor Jerome Doraisamy said: “Partner of the Year is the biggest and best awards program for senior legal professionals in Australia. It is an honor for us to be able to celebrate the outstanding accomplishments of partner-level lawyers across myriad practice areas.”

“With so much change afoot across the professional services marketplace and constant evolution of legal service delivery, it is paramount to reflect on and celebrate one’s achievements.”

Jackson Taylor, the Managing Partner at Roam Migration Law, said that he was humbled to be recognised and proud to be named as a finalist in the Partner of the Year Awards 2022.

“Roam Migration Law’s recognition for our excellent contribution to the legal industry reinforces the strength of our service and dedication to connecting with the community and engaging with clients,” he added.

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