Reinventing Legal Practice with Tia Cox – JCU Law Seminar Series

Reinventing Legal Practice with Tia Cox – JCU Law Seminar Series

Tia Cox from Organic Legal will explore how her firm has disrupted through innovation the traditional legal practice model.

Date and time

Thursday, October 31 · 11am - 12pm AEST

Location

To be announced

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour

Tia Cox, a seasoned lawyer with 25 years of experience in personal injury law, founded Organic Legal in 2017, a firm renowned for its client-centric approach and strong community ties. In her presentation, Tia will explore how Organic Legal has disrupted the traditional legal practice model by fostering positive change through mentorship, dedication and a reputation built entirely on word-of-mouth referrals. Tia's insights will highlight how innovation in legal practice can create lasting impacts, both within the profession and the broader community.

This event will also be LIVE STREAMED, please register for ‘General Admission – Online’ Ticket.

About the Presenter

Tia Cox established Organic Legal in 2017. In 2022 she was recognised for her dedication and loyalty to the Queensland legal profession for achieving 25 years as a lawyer. Within those years she has solely practiced in the area of personal injuries. She is a mentor to junior and young lawyers both within the firm and in the community where her reputation as a good sounding board with wise insights precedes her. The firm does not advertise, relying solely on word of mouth referrals from clients and colleagues who recommend family and loves ones, showing the trust and confidence held by them in Tia and the team at Organic Legal.

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