Legal Laneway Breakfast

Join some of Victoria’s key legal minds and meet with people from across the sector.

We begin the legal year with a legal sector breakfast in Melbourne’s iconic Hardware Lane.

The Legal Laneway Breakfast is open to all members of Victoria’s legal community, with breakfast provided by local restaurants.

In 2024, the Legal Laneway Breakfast was held in both Melbourne's CBD, and in Ballarat. Read about these events below, and stay tuned for news of the 2025 Legal Laneway Breakfast.

Read about the Melbourne Legal Laneway Breakfast

Read about the Ballarat Legal Laneway Breakfast

Our supporters

We would like to acknowledge the following organisations, who are supporting this event this year:

Victorian Bar

Victorian Women Lawyers

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Upcoming events

Celebrate the 2025 legal year in the heart of Melbourne

Tue
4 Feb
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Tue
4 Feb
8:00 am
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8:50 am
Hardware Lane, Melbourne
In-person

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Past events

Catch up on recording and resources from previous events.

Celebrate the beginning of the legal year at our annual Legal Laneway Breakfast.

In-person
People socialising at a morning event outdoors.

Celebrate the beginning of the legal year at our annual Legal Laneway Breakfast.

Hybrid
Three people engaged in conversation at an outdoor event.

The legal community turned out in force to usher in the new professional year, hearing from Attorney General Jaclyn Symes MP and others on the priorities before us.

In-person

Our 2022 Legal Laneway Breakfast was once again held online.

In-person

A New Perspective on Legal Need and Legal Capability is now available

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