National law firm Moray & Agnew has strengthened its commitment to pro bono by partnering with the Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council (ADRAC), providing ongoing executive, company secretarial and legal support to the independent not-for-profit organisation.

As part of the partnership, Moray & Agnew has become ADRAC's registered office and will provide pro bono governance and executive support, helping the organisation continue its important work in advancing dispute resolution policy, research and education across Australia.

ADRAC is dedicated to improving knowledge and understanding of dispute resolution processes and promoting effective approaches to dispute resolution in the public interest. Through its research, advocacy and thought leadership, the organisation plays an important role in supporting the development of alternative dispute resolution and improving access to justice.

Lauren Stubbs, Head of Pro Bono at Moray & Agnew, said the partnership reflects the firm's commitment to using its expertise to support organisations that create meaningful and lasting benefits for the community.

“Pro bono is an important part of who we are as a firm. We are committed to supporting organisations that improve access to justice and strengthen Australia's legal system. ADRAC performs an important role in advancing the understanding and effectiveness of dispute resolution in Australia. We are proud to support the organisation and its mission through the provision of pro bono services and governance support."

Moray & Agnew's partnership with ADRAC reflects the firm's ongoing commitment to delivering meaningful pro bono support to organisations that strengthen the legal profession, improve access to justice and create positive outcomes for the wider community.