Justin Moses on law as a compassionate practice

Justin Moses started his legal career as an in-house lawyer at a major bank in 1987 and worked there for more than 30 years. Since leaving the banking world in 2017 Justin has worked as a General Counsel in the for-purpose sector, first with the Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience (AIME) and more recently with Cancer Council NSW. In this episode of Legal human, he speaks to Anthony Kearns about the importance of compassion in the delivery of legal services and how compassion is key to the enduring value of human lawyers. Justin also discusses the fundamental role of curiosity in legal practice, why humility is a superpower, and why he's very optimistic about the future contribution of human lawyers to the legal ecosystem.