Human rights and criminal law are often the first choice for Indigenous lawyers working to improve the lot of their people. But Bevan Mailman and Brian Bero have taken a different approach to the advancement of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.

The two principals of Jaramer Legal are commercial lawyers. They aim to lay the economic foundations for change in remote and regional Indigenous communities and to develop Indigenous commercial lawyers.

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