Law Society committees
The Law Society works with over 30 committees and working groups, providing an exclusive opportunity to members to build professional networks, influence legal policy and reform, and contribute to the legal profession.
For governance information about our committees please read the Committee Bylaws, Code of Conduct and Conflict of Interest Guidelines.
- Access to Justice
- Accreditation
- Administrative and Migration Law Committee
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Brief Editorial
- Commercial Law
- Construction and Infrastructure
- Costs
- Country practitioners
- Courts
- Criminal Law
- Education
- Elder Law & Succession
- Employee Relations
- Environment, Town Planning and Local Government
- Ethics Committee
- Family Law Accreditation Advisory Sub-COmmittee
- General Conditions for the Sale of Land
- Human Rights and Equal Opportunity
- Indigenous Legal Issues
- In-house/Government Lawyers
- Insolvency and Reconstruction
- Intellectual Property and Technology
- Joint Law Society/Women Lawyers of WA
- Mental Health and Wellbeing
- Personal Injuries and Workers’ Compensation
- Professional Indemnity Insurance Management
- Professional Standards Scheme
- Property Law
- Quality Practice Standard
- Taxation
- Wills and Estates Accreditation Advisory Sub-Committee
- Young Lawyers
