Sol Dolor

Sol is currently a journalist at Australasian Lawyer and New Zealand Lawyer.

A versatile and experienced journalist, Sol has covered finance, sports and business across Australia, USA, New Zealand and Asia. Before joining Australasian Lawyer and New Zealand Lawyer, Sol was a managing editor with FOX sports. Sol’s specialty areas include the legal profession, capital markets and M&A.

Contact: Sol.Dolor@keymedia.com

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