Proving the adage that practice makes perfect, Griffith Law School graduate Madeline Lacy has obtained a position with law firm MinterEllison after interning with its Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation (GOLDOC) legal team.
Madeline is one of nine Griffith Law School interns at MinterEllison, three of whom have since gained full-time employment with the firm.
Throughout her internship, Madeline worked on a variety of legal tasks including Intellectual Property tasks and Agreements which collectively are necessary for the coming together of the Commonwealth Games.
“I have a background in athletics, touch football and netball and love anything to do with sport, so the Commonwealth Games internship was a once in a lifetime opportunity,’’ she said.
She said obtaining full-time employment with the firm was the starting point to her new career.
“It’s going to be all hands on deck for the Games and I’ll be using everything I’ve learnt at Griffith throughout my degree
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