“We do not consider ourselves to be a traditional law firm," says Sarah Ralph, Australia head of the Big Four firm. EY lawyers offer both legal and non-legal solutions to their clients and strive to be part of the broader EY business, she says.
February 16, 2022 at 08:00 PM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Sarah Ralph attributes the rapid expansion of EY Law in Australia over the past few years to the firm’s focus on keeping its legal ambitions in check and ensuring its lawyers strive to be part of the broader business.
“We do not consider ourselves to be a traditional law firm. We don’t really see ourselves competing,” said Ralph, who took over as Oceania law leader at EY Law in July of last year.
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Sarah Ralph, head of EY Law for Oceania. Courtesy photo
