Spotlight on QLD: Cyber Security and the transition to eConveyancing Lee Bailie InfoTrack’s General Manager of Products and Innovation recently interviewed David Bowles from the Queensland Law Society (QLS). They spoke about the state of play in Queensland, how COVID-19 may be affecting Queensland lawyers and where lawyers can turn if they are finding COVID-19 is creating challenges for their firm in everyday business. Currently with all that is going on with COVID-19 in Queensland, what impacts are you seeing on the legal profession? Well, these times are certainly fairly dramatic and it’s not just small firms who are impacted. It’s throughout the entire ecosystem – there’s been a huge financial impact as you can imagine and a great many firms are now doing work for clients that they know are possibly insolvent and they’re really very concerned that these clients relationships that they’ve built up over many years might be disappearing underneath them so there’s that. The financial aspect as you know a good many small firms that are under stress anyway and this has been a truly very significant blow to them as well on the whole in terms of just getting the work out the door. I’ve been