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SOUTH AUSTRALIAFEBRUARY - MARCH 2021

10 POINTS10 Points in One Day 4

ADMINISTRATIVE amp PUBLIC SECTOR LAW Women in Public Law 6Public Sector Governance in 2021 6Litigation Issues for All Government Lawyers 10Decision Making Reasons Bias and Errors 28

CORPORATE amp COMMERCIALProperty and Commercial Law Roundup 4In-House Counsel Conference 9Contract Law Conference Minimising Risks and Disputes 13Business Sales Legal Issues amp Risks 14Commercial Litigation Conference 2021 15Mortgages Enforcement Collections amp Critical Updates 20Insolvency amp Debt Recovery in Response to COVID-19 Measures 26PPSA Fundamentals and Strategies 26SMSFs Masterclass 27Contract Law Masterclass Minimising Risk amp Liability 28Franchising Law Updates Disputes and Compliance 29Class Actions A Comprehensive Guide 29Shareholder Disputes and Valuations 30Directors amp Officers Duties Risks amp Liabilities 31Discrimination and Adverse Action Claims 2021 31

CPD CORE AREASCPD Compulsory Units Over Lunch Over 3 Weeks 3CPD Required Units for All Lawyers - 17 March 2021 4CPD Compulsory Units for In-House Counsel 9CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers ndash 4 March 2021 10CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers ndash 9 March 2021 11CPD Compulsory Units for Litigators 15CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers - 13 March 2021 18CPD Compulsory Units for Family Lawyers 19CPD Compulsory Units for Lawyers and Migration Agents 19Forensic Accounting for Lawyers A Workshop 20CPD Compulsory Units for IP Lawyers 21CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers ndash 19 March 2021 22CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers ndash 23 March 2021 25

CRIMINAL LAWForensic Evidence in Traffic Matters 22

FAMILY LAWFamily Wills amp Estates Trusts amp Workplace Law 5Running Remote Family Law Hearings Embracing the Future 7Family Law SMSFs Loans and Tax 7Family Law Parenting amp Childrens Matters 7Family Law Conference 17

CONTENTSIMMIGRATION LAWImmigration Law Symposium 19

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYIntellectual Property Symposium 21Intellectual Property Commercialising IP and Licensing 24

LAW FOR NON LAWYERSNDIS Law Conference 8

LITIGATION amp DISPUTE RESOLUTIONAdvanced Evidence and Advocacy Masterclass 3Litigation Issues for All Government Lawyers 10lsquoHow torsquo Skills for Litigators 11Commercial Litigation Conference 2021 15Mortgages Enforcement Collections amp Critical Updates 20A Practical and Comprehensive Guide to Arbitration 23Class Actions A Comprehensive Guide 29Mediation Masterclass Positive Results for Pleased Clients 30

MEDIA amp ENTERTAINMENTFilm and TV Conference Key Content and Production Issues 16

MINING amp RESOURCESDrafting Mining Agreements Practical Intensive 17

NATIVE TITLENative Title and Cultural Heritage Intensive 17

PERSONAL INJURYNDIS Law Conference 8Personal Injuries 3 Strategies to Maximise Damages 23Civil Claims for Institutional Abuse Settlements Stays amp Damages 24Total and Permanent Disability Superannuation and Life Insurance Claims

27

PROPERTY LAWProperty and Commercial Law Roundup 3Mortgages Enforcement Collections amp Key Updates 20

WHS OHSHealth and Safety Law Current Concerns 16

WILLS ESTATES amp ELDER LAWFamily Wills amp Estates Trusts amp Workplace Law 5

WORKPLACE amp IRFamily Wills amp Estates Trusts amp Workplace Law 5Employment Law Symposium 12Health and Safety Law Current Concerns 16

WOMEN IN LAWWomen in Public Law 6

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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

3

7 ATTEND THE FULL DAY AND EARN

15 FEBRUARY 22 FEBRUARY 1 MARCH $4051230PM TO 130PM Live from NSW WEB212N01

Earn your CPD compulsory units for the year with this convenient efficient amp practical lunchtime web series running once a week at lunchtime and online Explore disciplinary issues conflicts of interests negotiating a deal amp cyber threats

CPD COMPULSORY UNITS OVER LUNCH OVER 3 WEEKS

Practical Legal Ethics Latest Disciplinary Issues and Lawyers Acting in Conflict of Interest Latest ethical principles and disciplinary actions recent cases and lessons to be learnt

Conflict of interest for trustees executors and directors When should you take up the role Why should solicitors consider taking up the role

Conflict of interest for solicitors concerning former clients Common scenarios and possible options to apply Presented by Chris Ryall Barrister Maritime Chambers

1230PM - 130PM WEB212N01A $155

MONDAY 15 FEBRUARY 2021

Chair Lisa Gooneratne Special Counsel HWL Ebsworth Lawyers

1230PM - 130PM WEB212N01B $155


Professional Skills Making a Deal Negotiation Skills Tips tricks or a strategic approach planning your next negotiation Tell her she is dreaming Communication that works to achieve best outcomes

Whose side are you on anyway Can a collaborative approach work Ballroom or disco understanding and making the most of the bargaining lsquodancersquo

More or less what does success look like when negotiating a deal Presented by Steve Lancken Mediator and Managing Director Negocio Resolutions Leading Mediator Doylersquos Guide 2019


1230PM - 130PM WEB213N01C $155

MONDAY 1 MARCH 2021

Practice Management or Business Skills Cyber Resilience for Your Practice Practical Strategies to Prevent and Mitigate Cyber AttacksCybercrime is predicted to lead to the biggest transfer of wealth in human history and in Australia cyber security incidents have been estimated to cost businesses up to $29 billion per year Your legal practice could be a target because you act on high value funds transfers or hold confidential and sensitive information In this session you will step through a five pronged approach to increasing your practicersquos cyber resilience by focusing on both prevention and mitigation strategies Presented by Simone Herbert-Lowe Director Law amp Cyber


ATTEND ALL THREE AND EARN

1 CPD unit in Practical Legal Ethics 1 CPD unit in Practice Management or Business Skills 1 CPD unit in Professional Skills

3

REGISTER FOR JUST THE 1-HOUR LUNCHTIME SESSIONS THAT MATCH YOUR INTERESTS OR BOOK ALL 3 AND SAVE

Advanced Strategies for Admissible and Persuasive Expert Evidence Presented by Gillian Mahony Barrister 8 Wentworth Chambers

Admissibility Issues in Contract and Tort Disputes Presented by Sydney Jacobs Barrister Thirteen Wentworth Selborne Chambers

A Guide to Conclave and Concurrent Expert Evidence Playing in the Hot Tub Presented by Adam Butt Barrister 8 Wentworth Chambers

Practical Legal Ethics

Legal Professional Privilege and Implied Waiver Guidance for the Senior Practitioner Presented by Vahan Bedrossian SC Edmund Barton Chambers

FRIDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2021 $770830AM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB212N08

Master strategies for ensuring your expert evidence is admissible and for working with conclave and concurrent expert evidence Consider admissibility issues in contract and tort disputes Gain an advanced refresher on implied waiver and inadvertent disclosure of privileged material Plus learn valuable advocacy skills in interlocutory and urgent applications tactics around objections and finding success at mediation all from some of Sydneyrsquos foremost advocates

ADVANCED EVIDENCE AND ADVOCACY MASTERCLASS

Chair Dr Mark Brabazon SC 7 Wentworth Selborne Chambers

ATTEND THE FULL DAY AND EARN

1 CPD unit in Practical Legal Ethics 6 CPD units in Professional Skills

7

830AM - 1245PM WEB212N08A $490

SESSION 1 EVIDENCE MASTERCLASS

Chair Michael Finnane QC Second Floor Wentworth Chambers

Advocacy on Interlocutory and Urgent Applications for Practitioners Presented by Anthony Cheshire SC 8 Wentworth Chambers

Objections Whether When and How ndash Tactics and Temptations Presented by James Glissan AM ESM QC H B Higgins Chambers

Advocacy in Mediation Objectives Preparation Presenting and Closing the Deal Presented by Mary Walker Barrister 9 Wentworth Chambers Leading Mediator Doylersquos Guide 2020

SESSION 2 ADVOCACY SKILLS FOR INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATIONS OBJECTIONS amp MEDIATION

130PM - 445PM WEB212N08B $405

65 CPD units in Substantive Law 1 CPD unit in Practical Legal Ethics

1 CPD unit in Practice Management or Business Skills 15 CPD units in Professional Skills

Featuring 12 practical sessions amp 16 leading experts this is the only program you need Gain all your CPD points in one go while gaining the latest updates strategies amp skills across a wide range of areas that you come across in your daily files

WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 2021730AM TO 630PM

10 POINTS IN ONE DAY


Contractual and Statutory Indemnities in the Insolvency Context A Case StudyExplore the recent Federal Court decision in Adelaide Brighton Cement Ltd v Concrete Supply Pty Ltd (Subject to Deed of Company Arrangement) (No 6) [2020] FCA 928 and the essential takeaways including Overview of the indemnities that are typically available under statute and where applicable contract

Circumstances in which recourse to statutory and contractual indemnities may be denied

Key issues when advising clients in relation to indemnities Presented by Sally Heidenreich Barrister Murray Chambers

Land Tax Practical Implications for Lawyers Recent amendments to SA Land Tax legislation place added burdens on every lawyer advising on transactions structures trusts or estates involving land assets Government responses to the current economy create additional complexity as have some interpretations of the legislation chosen by the Commissioner of State Taxation Join this practical session on how the new rules operate in the real world including A review of the new legislation and its operation in relation to different entities

Implications for structuring land holdings and land developments Implications for estate planning Accessing the principle place of residence land tax exemption New reporting obligations on land acquisition The concessions available and how to access them Presented by Julie Van der Velde Principal VdV Legal Recommended Tax Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2019 2017 Taxation Institute Chartered SME Tax Adviser of the Year

Property Law Update Legislative Changes Critical Cases amp Recent TrendsExamine recent cases legislative developments and the key trends impacting property law your practice and your clients Presented by Chris Kelly Partner Thomson Geer Recommended Property amp Real Estate Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Professional Skills

Business Valuations in 2021 and Beyond The 4 Wrsquos Why What Who When The valuation approach Analytical forecasting Deriving a valuation conclusion Impact of COVID-19 on the Australian economy Implications for business valuations Is there any business goodwill Tricky issues tips traps and advice Presented by Brendan Daw CA Director Daw Accounting and Advisory Business Valuation Specialist CAANZ Registered SMSF Auditor Commission

730AM TO 1030AM 213S01A $405

SESSION 1 PROPERTY AND COMMERCIAL LAW ROUNDUP

Chair Stephen Lendrum Partner Dentons Leading Property amp Real Estate Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

1045AM TO 145PM 213S01B $405

SESSION 2 CPD REQUIRED UNITS FOR ALL LAWYERS

Chair Wendy Jones Partner amp Head of Office Dentons Leading Insolvency amp Restructuring Lawyer and Commercial Litigation amp Dispute Resolution Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020


Sexual Harassment and Bullying in the Profession Post MeToo and Heydon Examine the issues within the broader context of lack of equity and diversity and the experiences of women and safety within the our society at large

What avenues do lawyers who are bullied and harassed have for complaint and investigation

- By other members of the profession including their own worksite (discussion on conduct rules and discrimination legislation) - By the judiciary

What can employers in the legal profession do to make the worksite safer for workers

What do the member organisations need to do Law societies and bar associations

What should we be teaching our students of law about the issue Where to from here Presented by Claire OrsquoConnor SC Villeneuve Smith Chambers Recommended Family amp Divorce Senior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

Practice Management or Business Skills

The New Flexibility for the Employee Working from home navigating the changing landscape The increasing impact of technology on working arrangements The risks associated with alternative working arrangements and reduced personal interactions in the workplace

How employment lawyers can prepare for workplaces of the future Presented by Simon Bourne Solicitor Bourne Lawyers Preeminent Employment Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Professional Skills

Navigating the Changes to the Uniform Civil RulesExamine how the significant recent changes to the Uniform Civil Rules are working in practice and explore some of the key takeaways and strategies you should keep in mind for your practice Presented by Mark Douglas Barrister Murray Chambers Recommended Wills amp Estates Litigation Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

5

Chair Maurine Pyke QC John Bray Chambers Recommended Family amp Divorce Senior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

215PM TO 630PM 213S01C $490

SESSION 3 FAMILY WILLS amp ESTATES TRUSTS amp WORKPLACE LAW


$960213S01

PREFER TO ATTEND ONLINEThis conference will be held at the Hilton Adelaide however if you prefer to attend online therersquos the option of watching live online on the day

Family Law Cases and Developments Case update of key parenting and property decisions Overview of recent Court initiatives Developments on the horizon Presented by Jane Miller Barrister Elizabeth Evatt Chambers Accredited Specialist in Family Law Co-Chair Law Society of South Australia Family Law Committee Leading Family amp Divorce Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

Family Provision Practice and Procedure How to Commence a Family Provision Claim Procedural issues with commencing family provision claims in South Australia

- Rules time limits giving notice of intention to claim parties pleadings or affidavits and their content extensions of time issues of distribution of the deceasedrsquos estate

Categories of claimants eligibility to make a claim role of executor in the proceedings

Hearing and mediation of claims methods of settling claims Presented by Graham Edmonds-Wilson QC Howard Zelling Chambers Preeminent Wills amp Estates Litigation Senior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

Wills and Estates Case Update Lessons from Recent CasesAnalyse recent cases the key issues in dispute the relevant outcomes and the practical takeaways from each case Presented by Katarina Grenfell Barrister Murray Chambers

Modern Trustees Dealing with Actual or Perceived Conflicts of Interest andor Duty At general law it is said that there are only two proscriptive duties of a trustee not to obtain any unauthorised benefit from the relationship and not to be in a position of conflict A breach of either of these obligations requires the trustee to account for any profits and make good any losses Recently the courts have considered the so-called lsquono conflicts rulersquo amp its application to executors amp administrators of deceased estates where the estate is a potential beneficiary of a superannuation death benefit Recent lsquono conflictrsquo cases The plight of the executoradministrator of the deceased estate Vital takeaways to apply to your practice Presented by Suzanne Mackenzie Barrister Bar Chambers

Workplace Law Update Impact of New Laws amp IR Reforms Overview of proposed changes in the areas of

- Casuals and fixed term employees Is there greater clarity and certainty about casual employment arrangements - The effectiveness of the workplace relations compliance framework in areas including wage underpayments - Award simplification and enterprise agreements Whatrsquos changed

What do the new laws look like and how will they work in practice Update on legislative reforms impacting the workplace Case law update cases of significance in employment law and WHS Presented by Karl Luke Partner Thomson Geer 2020 Adelaide Lawyer of the Year Occupational Health amp Safety Law Best Lawyers Leading Employment Lawyer and Recommended Workplace Health amp Safety Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

ADELAIDE

Very impressed with how easy it is to log in and watch - no problems

Great topics and presentations Will be

back next year

Helpful panorama view of the law

Excellent as always - thank you

ATTEND AND EARN

Procurement and Commercial Contracting for Australian Government Agencies Getting your approach to market correct Evaluation criteria and methodology Challenging risks Presented by Alexandra Wedutenko Partner Clayton Utz

Three Major High Court and Federal Court Cases Relating to Executive Government Decision Making Staying focused Recent High Court and Federal Court decisions show how important it is for decision makers to stay focused on the core issue they need to address when making decisions that affect the rights of others

The legal consequences of not staying focused Should administrative decision makers be worried about misfeasance claims following the decision in the Brett Cattle case

Presented by James Suter Senior Adviser Proximity

Surviving Royal Commissions and Beyond Preparing for an inquiry of the breadth scale and powers of a Royal Commission

How Royal Commissions operate amp interact with government agencies - Responding effectively to an imminent inquiry amp preparing for the impact of subsequent findings and recommendations

The impact of Commonwealth Royal Commissions on Commonwealth State amp Territory government agencies

- What have been the lessons of those agencies - How to anticipate the impact such an inquiry will have - How can you best prepare and respond

Examples of agencies turning their experience into positive change amp improvement

Presented by Paula Gonzalez Group Manager Client Engagement Proximity

TUESDAY 16 FEBRUARY 2021 $405830AM TO 1230PM Live from ACT WEB212C01

Chair Kim Lackenby Judicial Registrar Federal Court of Australia and Conference Registrar Administrative Appeals Tribunal

PUBLIC SECTOR GOVERNANCE IN 2021

35 CPD units in Substantive Law

KEYNOTE ADDRESS FROM THE LAW COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA

The Law Council of Australia in its Advisory Role to Governments Courts and Federal Agencies Presented by Michael Tidball Chief Executive Officer Law Council of Australia

Sexual Harassment in the Legal Profession Do lawyers practice what they preach What are the boundaries here Are there good complaints handling mechanisms in place Presented by Pauline Wright President Law Council of Australia

Dealing with Bullying and Harassment in the Public Sector Legal regime refresher and the APS Code of Conduct Legal and non-legal ramifications of claims Prevention addressing culture as well as the law Incident management best practice investigation and reporting Presented by Rebecca Richardson Associate ndash Employment Law amp Investigations Bradley Allen Love Lawyers

Implicit Gender Bias What implicit gender bias is What it looks like in the work-place How to counter it Presented by Lauren Williams Legal Officer Sea Law and Antarctica Section Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

TUESDAY 16 FEBRUARY 2021 $405115PM TO 440PM Live from ACT WEB212C02


WOMEN IN PUBLIC LAW

3 CPD units in Practice Management or Business Skills

SEXUAL HARASSMENT BULLYING AND GENDER BIAS

Cultivating an Inclusive and Supportive Workplace in the Public Sector Presented by Rorisang Moyo Assistant Director ndash Legal Investment and Services Law Section Trade and Investment Law Branch Office of Trade Negotiations Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Legal Service in the Australian Defence Force Case Study Operation Bushfire Assist and Operation COVID-19 AssistExamine legal challenges faced by ADF Legal Officers in domestic support operations Presented by Colonel Penny Saultry CSC Senior Lawyer Australian Defence Force

THE GOVERNMENT SECTOR WHAT IT CAN OFFER YOU

Book both sessions at the special price of $770 amp Save

Coming to you LIVE from CanberraWatch live online orpurchase the recording

3ATTEND AND EARN35

This is your opportunity to engage in important current issues in public sector governance with experts and your peers Join a Judicial Registrar from the Federal Court of Australia the CEO of the Law Council of Australia and leading practitioners working at the coalface of the critical issues impacting the public sector Examine the Law Councilrsquos advisory role in the public sector procurement amp commercial contracting decision making and surviving Royal Commissions

Join accomplished amp innovative women in the public sector who will explain how to navigate your career while achieving your professional goals Work through how to approach perennial workplace issues such as harassment bullying amp gender bias Hear about creating an inclusive amp supportive public sector workplace Engage in enlightening case studies to consider some of the different amp varied roles the public sector can offer you

7

SMSFs What are the Issues Presented by Stephen Bourke Director SuperSplitting

Division 7A and 3rd Party Loans Implications for Family Law Settlements Presented by Chris Ardagna Partner Pitcher Partners

Divorcing a Spouse from a Company or a Trust Apart from Division 7A What Are the Tax Issues Presented by Dung Lam Special Counsel Team Leader ndash Tax Coleman Greig

FRIDAY 26 FEBRUARY 2021 $405130PM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB212N10

Gain a new found clarity and depth of knowledge on how to deal with the innumerable and complex issues that can arise when identifying ownership and tracking hidden assets in family law Delve into critical issues with SMSF splitting Examine the tax implications of Division 7A and 3rd party loans and other tax implications to consider when divorcing a spouse from a company or a trust

FAMILY LAW SMSFS LOANS AND TAX

Chair Susan Pearson Partner Pearson Emerson

ATTEND AND EARN3

Topics covered Preparing a matter to be heard by electronic means Procedural rules and recent amendments Electronic evidence signatures and written submissions Tendering documents Speaking to the other side What Counsel needs Managing instructions Expectations from the bench Ensuring communication between all parties Tips and some common traps Facilitator Adam Cooper Principal Cooper Family Law Panellists Jeffrey Bunning Barrister Level 15 Inns of Court Susan Downes Barrister 19 Inns Chambers Patricia KirkmanndashScroope Barrister Level 14 Win Paten Chambers Philip Looney QC 19 Inns Chambers Greg Shoebridge Barrister 19 Inns Chambers

THURSDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2021 $295330PM TO 600PMLive from NSW WEB212N02

Going forward the Family Law Court of Australia and the FCC will continue to embrace remote hearings in some format Now is the time to review what we have learnt about running remote hearings This experienced panel of family law barristers will share valuable and practical insights on hearing preparation procedural issues and technological dilemmas associated with conducting remote hearings Master these skills now to ensure the best outcome for your clients now and in the future

RUNNING REMOTE FAMILY LAW HEARINGS EMBRACING THE FUTURE

25

Gain practical insights into important issues for your family law practice and your parenting and childrenrsquos matters Yoursquoll examine urgent parenting and financial applications address how the courts are dealing with parental alienation and child protection and how to address financial abuse and coercion on parenting orders Learn also how to deal with personality disorders and substance abuse in relation to briefing experts evidence and capacity

TUESDAY 30 MARCH 2021 $4901230PM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB213N60

FAMILY LAW PARENTING AND CHILDRENrsquoS MATTERS

Professional Skills

Urgent Parenting and Financial Applications Courtrsquos approach to urgent parenting and financial applications Urgent contravention applications COVID-19 List how itrsquos working in practice Navigating electronic hearings in urgent interim parenting cases Changes to evidence and procedure and how to deal with them Analysis of recent decisions and the practical takeaways for your matters Presented by Melinda Winning Partner Barkus Doolan Family Lawyers

Parental Alienation and Child Protection How to advise and guide your client to the best resources How the courts might rule on parental alienation Divorce and separation through a childrsquos eyes how to protect them Useful tools for navigating co-parenting issues Parenting plans consent orders and parenting arrangements Binding child support agreements Grandparent rights Presented by Carly Middleton Partner Barkus Doolan Family Lawyers

Dealing with Financial Abuse and Coercion Impacts on Parenting Orders The relevance of different forms of family violence to parenting matters

Economic and financial family violence in parenting matters How do the Courts treat various forms of family violence Coercive controlling behaviour relevant to parenting matters Family Law orders preventing perpetrators from cross examining the alleged victims

Seeking preliminary directions in domestic violence s58 Jury Directions Act 2015

Presented by Rachell Davey Partner Lander amp Rogers

Professional Skills

Dealing with Personality Disorders and Substance Abuse Experts Evidence and Capacity Diagnosis Treatment options for PDs and substance abusers The report and expert in court Capacity to instruct Presented by Dr Christopher John Lennings OAM LSC Psychology

4 ATTEND AND EARN

Chair Nigel Nicholls Principal Blanchfield Nicolls

25 CPD units in Professional Skills 3 CPD units in Substantive Law

2 CPD units in Substantive Law and 2 CPD units in Professional Skills

ATTEND AND EARN

830AM - 1245PM WEB212N04A $490

Professional Skills

Substitute Decision Making and the Interplay with the NDIS General overview of substitute decision making guardianship jurisdictions

The NDIS Application and plan management ndash is there a role for a formally appointed decision maker

The NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission and Restrictive Practices the source of consent

Presented by Malcolm Schyvens Deputy President Division Head - Guardianship Division NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal

Professional Skills

Empowering Participant Decision Making Decision making ability a relative concept Connecting Supported Decision Making and the National Decision Making Principles

Linking administrative and legal representation into a care plan Estate administration the emerging multi-disciplinary practice field Presented by Michael Perkins Founder Autonomy First Lawyers

Professional Skills

Practice and Procedure Internal Review Process at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal The evolution of lsquobusiness as usualrsquo during a pandemic The value of evidence in an application for review Ongoing case management Presented by Fiona Meagher Senior Member Administrative Appeals Tribunal

Recent Decisions from the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Review recent cases on the Tribunalrsquos approach to considering whether a person meets the criteria for access to the NDIS

Analyse recent cases on funding for reasonable and necessary supports

Presented by Jackie Finlay Senior Solicitor Legal Aid for NDIS and Social Security

Chair Kim Boettcher Barrister Frederick Jordan Chambers Chair Andrea De-Smidt Senior Solicitor Queensland Advocacy Incorporated

The Royal Commission into Violence Abuse Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability Examining the work of the Royal Commission thus far The Interim Report Where to from here Presented by Penelope Eden Partner MinterEllison Recommended Health amp Aged Care Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Workplace Law Issues for Disability Service Providers NDIS-worker screening compliance implications when hiring managing and ending the employment relationship

Where to now for casual employees What do DSPs need to know Tips and traps for conducting effective workplace investigations Strategies to navigate the Disability Worker Exclusion Scheme and Disability Worker Regulation Scheme (Victoria and national operators)

Portable Long Service Leave for Disability Services Providers implications for Victorian ACT providers and national providers

Presented by Skye Rose Practice Leader Moores

Review of Disability and SDA Housing Recent changes in the SDA regulations What are some of the best contract structures between housing providers and support providers and what are the risks

What funding structures can be used to develop disability and SDA housing projects

Presented by Tony Rutherford Partner Mills Oakley

SESSION 1 DECISION MAKING AND TRIBUNAL PROCEDURES

SESSION 2 LEGAL ISSUES IMPACTING DISABILITY SERVICE PROVIDERS

Examine the key legal issues within the NDIS sector Hear from a Senior Member of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal an NCAT Deputy President and some of the best lawyers in the disability sector Review recent cases amp gain practical insights on participantsrsquo plans supported amp substitute decision making the Royal Commission and more This is a must-attend for all disability service providers plus lawyers in personal injury aged care workers compensation not for profit and government

WEDNESDAY 24 FEBRUARY 2021 $770830AM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB212N04

NDIS LAW CONFERENCE

130PM - 445PM WEB212N04B $405

4 CPD units in Substantive Law 3 CPD units in Professional Skills


Thorough overview of the legislation and the NDIS

Clear explanation on how to approach a case

9

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N06A $490

Navigating Insolvency Risks Updates amp Guidance for In-House Counsel Operating in a Tight Market The latest legal legislative and market updates on insolvency The indicators of insolvency to beware of Key risks amp considerations when dealing with other companies in financial distress

Guidance for in-house counsel operating in a down market Risks to creditors of claims from liquidations unfair preferences and more

Presented by Mark Addison Consulting Principal Keypoint Law

Insurance Law for In-House Counsel The Latest Strategies and Developments Core types of insurance coverage Demystifying key insurance concepts Cover for business interruption under property and cyber policies Recent trends and market developments Maximising your insurance recoveries Presented by David Gerber Partner Clayton Utz Best Lawyers 2021 Insurance Law

Defamation Law Reforms Lessons for In-House Counsel Key changes to the law that you need to know about Changes to the process for concerns notices and offers to make amends

The new serious harm threshold and public interest defence lsquoFixesrsquo to the current law in relation to contextual truth and damages Presented by Marlia Saunders Senior Litigation Counsel News Corp Australia

Workplace Health amp Safety Update New Risks for In-House Counsel Investigations into officers Liability of property owners and developers Liability for third party sitesupplier incidents Industrial manslaughter update how itrsquos playing out in practice Additional significant cases developments and trends in the area Presented by Katherine Morris Partner Norton Rose Fulbright

Employees and Contractors Legal Tax and Practical Perspectives Why is this an area of legal and tax risk Overview of recent case law about contractor vs employee Practical analysis What risk factors should you look for If you find a risk how can you address it How you can confidently enter into contractor arrangements Presented by Elizabeth Ticehurst Principal Activate Law Accredited Specialist in Employment amp Industrial Law

Chair Judy Tomas Head of Legal ndash Housing Mission Australia Chair Darshana Parekh Legal Counsel Collective Wellness Group


Your Obligations as In-House Counsel Wellbeing Harassment amp Bullying Practical tips to identify and manage issues or complaints What obligations do you owe to your company and your employees regarding wellbeing

Navigating the rise of sexual harassment claims in the current climate Is it time to move from an lsquoavoiding liabilityrsquo approach to a work health and safety lsquorisk identification and managementrsquo approach

Tips for handling claims and your duties to make the workplace safe Presented by Amber Sharp Partner McCullough Robertson Recommended Employment Lawyer (Employer Representation) Doylersquos Guide 2020


Utilising Data Reporting and Technology to Bring Transformational Change to your In-House Legal Function Setting up a data and metrics framework Leveraging available technology within your organisation for data capture

Using reporting and insights to demonstrate value and drive transformational change and continuous improvement

Quick wins and building a long term transformational change strategy Presented by Miriam Rihani Head of Legal Transformation Gilbert + Tobin

Professional Skills

Crisis Management Corporate Risk amp ReputationIn-house counsel should not only understand reputation risk but they should also be aware of internal and external threats and have in place strategies to either prevent or deal with a crisis should it happen This session will explore The biggest threats to your organisationrsquos reputation over the next three years

What companies are doing to prepare Where the gaps lie The key drivers of reputation and how to uphold them Strategies for corporate crisis prevention Culture and crisis the preventative role legal counsel can play Planning for a crisis The role of general counsel and communications What lawyers think of crisis communication professionals and how best they can work together (based on recent research)

What to do when things go wrong Presented by Craig Badings Partner SenateSHJ

SESSION 1 THE 5 KEY LEGAL ISSUES FOR IN-HOUSE COUNSEL IN 2021

SESSION 2 CPD COMPULSORY UNITS FOR IN-HOUSE COUNSEL

Face the many significant changes amp new risks facing in-house counsel by arming yourself with timely updates amp strategies Consider how to handle financial amp insolvency risks in a tight market Enhance your insurance law knowledge amp tactics Examine significant defamation reforms Catch up on new health amp safety risks amp obligations Explore legal amp tax issues involving contractors Gain your core CPD points while examining ethics harassment bullying wellbeing technology amp reputation risks in a crisis

WEDNESDAY 3 MARCH 2021 $770830AM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB213N06

IN-HOUSE COUNSEL CONFERENCE

130PM - 445PM WEB213N06B $405


14TH ANNUAL

1 CPD unit in Practice Management or Business Skills 1 CPD unit in Practical Legal Ethics

1 CPD unit in Professional Skills 4 CPD units in Substantive Law

Now in its 14th Year this program continues to be the premier In-House Counsel Conference in Australia


Model Litigant Disclosure Requirements in Civil and Criminal Litigation Civil litigation governmentrsquos obligation to disclose Criminal prosecution What is the prosecutionrsquos obligation When is it met And what does it preclude

Presented by Aaron Guilfoyle Work Health and Safety Prosecutor Office of the Work Health and Safety Prosecutor and Patrina Clohessy Deputy Crown Solicitor and Chief Counsel Constitutional and Advocacy Branch for Crown Solicitor Crown Law


Privilege with Regard to Expert Reports and Dealing with FOI Requests Privilege of third party reports and communication involved in proceedings

Expert reports recent cases Avoiding the inadvertent waiver of rights Dealing with FOI and RTI (Right to Information) requests Presented by Ian Bloemendal Partner Clayton Utz Leading Commercial Litigation amp Dispute Resolution Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Professional Skills

Responding to a Royal Commission Boards of Inquiry and Inquest Preparing a department or agencyrsquos response Advice and preparation of government witnesses Procuring briefing and managing experts for inquests and enquiries Presented by Kathryn McMillan QC Quay 11 Chambers


Bound by Ethics The Model Litigant as Prosecutor Duties of prosecuting Counsel General duty

- Respect for rulings of the trial judge - Cross examination of the accused - Duty to call all material witnesses

The prosecutorrsquos role in sentencing Presented by Alan MacSporran QC Chairperson Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission

WEDNESDAY 3 MARCH 2021 $490930AM TO 145PM Live from QLD WEB213Q01

Chair Aaron Guilfoyle Work Health and Safety Prosecutor Office of the Work Health and Safety Prosecutor

As a government lawyer you may not litigate all day but that doesnrsquot mean you arenrsquot dealing with matters in dispute appeals of decisions or being required to prepare public sector witnesses So what exactly do government lawyers need to be aware of should the need arise The ethical parameters of the Model Government litigant preparing public sector witnesses and privilege with regard to expert reports and dealing with FOI requests Hear from an outstanding panel of speakers on the absolute red flags in litigation

LITIGATION ISSUES FOR ALL GOVERNMENT LAWYERS

4 ATTEND AND EARN

1 CPD unit in Professional Skills 3 CPD units in Practical Legal Ethics


Tips for Building and Enhancing Your Practice as a Trusted Adviser How do you move from a costs centre to a value creator Making the effort to understand the client or prospective clientsrsquo business and the broader context

Short and long term perspectives A solution oriented approach Presented by Fred Chilton Special Counsel Toomey Pegg Lawyers

Professional Skills

Leadership for Lawyers Are you a leader Different kinds of leadership Realising your leadership capability Presented by Christa Ludlow Principal Consultant Weir Consulting


Privilege A Fresh Approach Legal professional privilege is one of the most important issues facing a lawyer The rules are complex and change regularly A strong understanding of privilege how it works and how it can be inadvertently lost are all critical skills of the in-house or external lawyer A refresh on the law of privilege as it exists today The special issues facing the in-house lawyer Hints and traps relating to how key documents are handled How you can lose privilege in a document inadvertently How privilege can be maintained when disseminating a privileged document within a corporate group

Presented by Peter Butler AM RFD Partner Herbert Smith Freehills Best Lawyers 2020 Alternative Dispute Resolution Class Action Litigation Litigation Product Liability Litigation

THURSDAY 4 MARCH 2021 $405130PM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB213N09

Wary of traps in your obligations regarding privilege Grappling with how to be an effective leader and trusted adviser Donrsquot let these challenges side-track your career path Hear from a stellar lineup of leading practitioners and master the skills needed to effectively deal with each of these issues all while gaining your CPD compulsory units for the year

Chair Paul Davis Director Integroe Partners

ATTEND AND EARN


3

CPD COMPULSORY UNITS FOR ALL LAWYERS ndash 4 MARCH 2021

11


Setting Your Mind on a Healthy Mindset for Your Practice The importance of nurturing our wellbeing as lawyers Strategies for developing a healthy mindset Tips on setting focus managing emotions and understanding values Presented by Lara Wentworth Performance and Wellness Coach

Professional Skills

Understanding and Interpreting Financial Reports Fundamental accounting principles and accounting standards Basic concepts and definitions The different types of financial reports how they are prepared who prepares them who can rely on them

Reliability and Information value of financial reports Warning signs and common areas subject to manipulation Financial statement analysis Presented by Andrew Sallway Partner Business Restructuring BDO


TheEthicalLawyer The Ethics of Social Media Use Identifying the ethical issues arising from social media use by lawyers LawyersBehavingBadly cautionary tales from around the globe How do the Australian Solicitors Conduct Rules assist in resolving social media ethics concerns

Presented by Angus Macinnis Director of Dispute Resolution StevensVuaran Lawyers


2020 has reminded practitioners of some of the most important issues that need to be front of mind Join an expert panel as they explore strategies to developing a healthy mindset for conducting a legal practice the risks and ethical problems associated with social media use for lawyers and how to interpret financial reports at a time when those skills are more critical than ever

Chair Samantha Mangwana Practice Leader and Special Counsel Shine Lawyers

ATTEND AND EARN31 CPD unit in Practical Legal Ethics 1 CPD unit in Practice Management or Business Skills 1 CPD unit in Professional Skills

Gain all your 3 CPD core areas


THURSDAY 4 MARCH 2021 $490830AM TO 1245PM Live from NSW WEB213N08

Chair Rebel Kenna Director amp Prothonotary Supreme Court of NSW

Join an exceptional panel of speakers including the Supreme Court Prothonotary and walk away with practical insights on key skills for litigators You will gain guidance on analysing the facts and leveraging evidence to build a winning case strategy Master how to strategically draft your pleadings and using the best expert evidence to outsmart the opponentrsquos case on the day Take away key settlement skills to ensure you negotiate the best deal for your client on the courtroom steps

OPENING ADDRESS

Remote Attendances in Light of COVID-19 Presented by Rebel Kenna Director amp Prothonotary Supreme Court of NSW

4 ATTEND AND EARN

4 CPD units in Professional Skills

Analysing the Facts and Maximising the Value of Evidence for Effective Litigation Finding an effective strategy for successful litigation Identifying limits with a case Appropriate interlocutory action Efficiently and effectively evaluating evidence and its potential use What is admissible and relevant Privilege Presented by Anthony Cheshire SC 8 Wentworth Chambers

Drafting Effective and Precise PleadingsUsing practical scenarios and illustrations you will examine What is the value of pleadings in modern litigation What strategies can be used to best articulate a claim or defence When are pleadings necessary and when are they best avoided Should pleadings be revisited during the course of litigation Presented by Bill Ilkovski Barrister and Joel Cook Barrister 8 Wentworth Chambers

Using Expert Evidence to Best Effect The role and responsibilities of an expert witness What is covered by privilege instructions draft report information and past expert opinions

Admissibility of reports How to present effective expert evidence The process of giving expert evidence Potential pitfalls and how to avoid them Presented by Michelle Campbell Barrister Frederick Jordan Chambers

Settlement Fundamentals Getting the Best Deal for Your Client Calderbank offers and offers of compromise common mistakes Settlement rules ensuring lsquowithout prejudicersquo offers are indeed lsquowithout prejudicersquo

Challenging settlement agreements When is a settlement not a settlement Case studies and practical real world examples Presented by Florence Mitchell Partner FM Legal

lsquoHOW TOrsquo SKILLS FOR LITIGATORS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490

Redundancies The Next Wave Restructuring When and why Consultation What are your obligations Costs plus special considerations arising from the JobKeeper scheme Keeping boundaries clear Operational change or employee performance

Best practice tips Presented by Danny King Principal Danny King Legal Leading Employment Lawyer (Employee amp Trade Union Representation) and Recommended Employment Lawyer (Employer Representation) Doylersquos Guide 2020

Navigating Termination Disputes Defending employersemployees in workplace disputes How to mediate workplace disputes from both sides effectively Laws with which you need to comply Medical evidence what you need to know Presented by Kellie Edwards Barrister Denman Chambers Recommended Employment Law Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

Unfair Dismissal Claims The Current Issues A recap on steps to avoid claims Managing different types of dismissals Popular alternatives to unfair dismissal claims Recent cases of note Presented by Tim Capelin Partner Piper Alderman

Managing Restraints of Trade The scope and operation of restraint of trade clauses How to address restraints post-employment for employees and employers

Use of confidential information by former employees Other applicable causes of action Presented by Catherine Bembrick Barrister and Andrew Fox Barrister 5 Wentworth Chambers

Chair Michael Barnes Partner Carroll and OrsquoDea Chair Alex Grayson Principal Lawyer Maurice Blackburn

Navigating the Intertwined Maze of Employment Law and Workers Compensation Legislation in Psychological Injury Cases Explore the often challenging intersection between employment law and workers compensation legislation when a worker has claimed for psychological injury Identifying relevant employment law principles and workers compensation provisions

How to correctly manage the Return to Work process Handling performance amp conduct issues with a worker suffering from psychological injury

When and how to dismiss an injured worker lawfully and fairly Knowing the legal risks and how to mitigate against them Additional challenges that COVID-19 raises at the present time Recent cases Presented by Adrian Barwick Solicitor Director WilliamsonBarwick Accredited Specialist in Employment amp industrial Law Recommended Employment Lawyer (Employee amp Trade Union Representation) Doylersquos Guide 2019

Does Freedom of Speech Exist in the Workplace Case study Ridd v James Cook University and the implications for employers

The limits on lsquofreedom of speechrsquo for employees Regulating the conduct of staff on social media outside of working hours

- Can it be done - Should it be done

Presented by Michael Byrnes Partner Swaab

Casualisation and Associated Issues and Underpayment Issues Underpayment issues including approach by Fair Work Ombudsman How to avoid double counting an analysis of Rossato v Workpac and following cases

New legislation on casual employment reforms Leave accrued entitlements for casuals Do we need to adjust contracts or agreements

Presented by Chris McArdle Principal McArdle Legal

SESSION 1 TERMINATION AND DISMISSAL ndash CURRENT CONCERNS

SESSION 2 THE THREE HOT TOPICS FOR 2021

Keep up to date on the latest legal developments in employment law Hear from the Deputy President of the Fair Work Commission Gain essential knowledge of the most topical workplace issues today including redundancies termination disputes unfair dismissals and restraints of trade In the afternoon explore the maze of workerrsquos compensation and employment law legislation analyse freedom of speech in the workplace amp explore current conundrums being faced by many regarding pay and leave entitlements

FRIDAY 5 MARCH 2021 $770830AM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB213N10

EMPLOYMENT LAW SYMPOSIUM

130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL

INSIGHTS FROM THE FAIR WORK COMMISSION

Keynote Address Presented by Hon Deputy President P Sams AM The Fair Work Commission

13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490

Contractual Interpretation Modern Methods amp Strategies Update on interpretation principles and canons of construction The latest from the Courts amp the cases you need to know The ambiguous lsquoambiguity gatewayrsquo Codelfa and life after it Some divergences between the states to have on your radar Presented by Carolyn Coventry Barrister 13 Wentworth Chambers

Duty to Negotiate in Good Faith Contract and Beyond Enforceability of duty Meaning and scope of duty Limits to good faith negotiation duty What is the test ndash subjective or objective Statutory comparison Question of breach Remedies Presented by Adam Butt Barrister 8 Wentworth Chambers

Contractual Protections Against Default and Insolvency Minimising default risk while improving recoverability Key considerations cure default and termination Flexibility in varying the scope of the contract Considering what compensation is payable and what loss is recoverable

PPSA implications and what to watch out for Example clauses when drafting goes wrong leading to litigation and the lessons for contract drafters

Presented by Michael Rozdal Consulting Principal Keypoint Law

Allocating Risk in Risky Times Indemnity Insurance amp Exclusion Clauses Contractual devices to avoid or minimise liability

- Indemnities insurance exclusion clauses guarantees amp financial caps

Perfecting your indemnity clauses - Types of indemnities and how to effectively use them

A guide to key clauses and considerations in your insurance provisions - Critical points to know about the different types of insurance policies

Interaction between insurance and indemnities Step by step guide to managing risk in commercial contracts Insurance coverage negotiations knowing your limits gaps amp exclusions

Analysis of instructive cases the specific clauses in each and what happens when risk allocation goes wrong

Presented by Suzy Madar Partner King amp Wood Mallesons

Chair Gregory Martin Principal Martin Bullock Lawyers Chair Josephine Brook Special Counsel Clayton Utz

Dispute Resolution Clauses How to Draft amp How to Possibly Avoid A guide to drafting a watertight dispute resolution clause

- When do you need or not need a dispute resolution clause - Should the dispute resolution be mandatory - Roadmap to choosing the right dispute resolution method - Can your dispute resolution clause be practically implemented - Example clauses amp strategies to include in your contracts

Possibly avoiding a dispute resolution clause - Common errors to attack and weaknesses to exploit

Presented by Joern Schimmelfeder Principal Lawyer JSTTEC Legal

Damages for Breach of Contract How to Successfully Recover Damages or Defend a Claim Triggering the right to damages in contract A guide to how contractual damages are assessed Differences between damages in contract in tort and under the Australian Consumer Law

Categories of recoverable loss and strategies for approaching each Expectation damages and reliance damages A useful distinction Loss of chance or opportunity What must be proven Loss of bargain damages traps for the unwary Significance of time of assessment in changing market conditions Causation remoteness and mitigation Liquidated damages Case law examples Presented by Jennifer Mee Barrister 6 St James Hall Chambers

A Guide to Contract Termination Rights and Consequences What are the differences between express rights and general right How do you give effective notice What if the termination is not justified Losing the right to terminate the importance of election and delay What are the consequences of termination Claiming damages after termination Some practical tips for effective exercise of termination rights Presented by Christopher Freeman Barrister Culwulla Chambers

SESSION 1 CONTRACT INTERPRETATION PROTECTIONS amp RISK ALLOCATION

SESSION 2 CONTRACT DISPUTE RESOLUTION TERMINATION amp DAMAGES

Ensure your contract drafting strategies are modern effective amp unassailable Survey the latest contract interpretation methods amp consider the duty to negotiate in good faith Perfect your protections against default amp insolvency Fine tune your indemnity insurance amp exclusion clauses In the afternoon master contract disputes by examining dispute resolution clauses how to recover damages or defend against them and the latest contract termination strategies


CONTRACT LAW CONFERENCE MINIMISING RISKS amp DISPUTES

130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills

Negotiation Skills for Lawyers to Ensure the Deal Happens on the Right Terms Different approaches and philosophies to negotiation Points to focus on in negotiations What we have seen work and not work Rules of thumb for more effective negotiation Presented by Malika Chandrasegaran Partner Herbert Smith Freehills

IP Privacy amp Data Protection in Business Sales The fundamentals of IP due diligence Customer lists trade secrets and personal information IP and privacy considerations

Trans-border IP and privacy issues Deal structuring for best securing protecting and exploiting IP Effective drafting for IP-rich business acquisitions Presented by John Gray Partner Hall amp Wilcox

Employment Law Considerations in the Purchase of a BusinessEmployment law issues should be considered very carefully by the seller and purchaser alike as they can affect both the value of a business that has been purchased and the sellerrsquos ability to work in a different business after the sale You will examine Transferring employees from a vendor to a purchaserrsquos business

- Key steps in the process - Choosing which employees to transfer over and what happens to those left behind - What happens if an employee doesnrsquot want to work for a purchaser - Redundancy what the vendor and purchaser need to know

Restraints of trade - Practical considerations and case studies in drafting and enforcing restraints of trade - What will be enforceable Whatrsquos excessive - Interaction between restraints in the sale agreement and employment contracts

Presented by Glenn Fredericks Barrister State Chambers

Franchises Key Considerations when Buying and Selling New franchising law reforms Specifics of a franchise agreement key things to look out for Considering licenses leases and permits Understanding the franchiseefranchisor relationship Common franchising disputes in sale and purchase situations Presented by Racha Abboud Principal Lawyer Macpherson Kelley

Chair Jason Sprague Partner Bartier Perry Chair Darren Pereira Partner Holding Redlich

Professional Skills

Valuation of a Business The Key Processes amp Issues What is a business worth The valuation process and valuation approaches Total intangibles personal and residual goodwill Capitalisation of future maintainable earnings Issues in valuations Presented by Lauren Cusack Client Director ESV ndash Accounting and Business Advisors CA Business Valuation Specialist

Distressed Transactions What you Need to Know if You are Transacting with a Distressed Seller Current trends in the market and impacts of COVID-19 Opportunities amp challenges with distressed MampAs Due diligence focusing on the key issues when time is limited Typical structure of deal unconditional limited warranties Navigating the risk that the transaction could be unwound Impact of corporate insolvency reforms Waiting to purchase through a formal insolvency process Presented by Kristy Dixon Partner and Giselle Finnane Partner Marque Lawyers

Tax Implications for Sale of Business Key tax issues associated with the sale of a business CGTincome tax GST and Stamp Duty

Sale of shares vs sale of business Apportionment of purchase price purchase price adjustments Presented by Sanjay Wavde Partner and Elke Bremner Senior Associate Ashurst

Aborted Transactions Strategies for Sale Attempt 2 and Preparing a Business for Sale Forecasts and financials What are buyers looking for today Alternative deal structures asset or share sale upfront payment or deferred earn-out transitional arrangements

Multiple bidders how to create competitive tension Housekeeping tips getting a business sale-ready in a tough market Presented by William Kontaxis Special Counsel Holding Redlich

SESSION 1 SIGNIFICANT LEGAL ISSUES IN BUSINESS SALES

SESSION 2 LEGAL RISKS amp STRATEGIES INVOLVING FINANCIAL ISSUES IN BUSINESS SALES


BUSINESS SALES LEGAL ISSUES amp RISKS

130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL


Gain a thorough understanding of the many moving parts that will make or break a business sale Hone your negotiation skills to get the deal done on your terms Avoid unnecessary exposure related to IP privacy amp data risks Examine critical employment law issues including transferring employees amp restraints of trade Catch up on the latest franchising law reforms Analyse key financial risks including essential valuation issues distressed transactions in the current market amp the tax consequences

15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490

Disputes Arising from Insolvency and the Impact of the Latest Reforms Implications of the COVID-19 reforms including the new small business restructuring and liquidation processes extension of safe harbour protections and restrictions on creditorrsquos rights

Trends and recent developments in external administrations including voidable transaction claims public examinations and creditorrsquos claims

Analysis of some of the most current decisions affecting litigation arising from insolvency

Presented by Kevin Andronos SC Eleven Wentworth

Significant Defamation Law Reforms The Key Takeaways for Commercial Litigators The new lsquoSerious Harmrsquo threshold test The new mandatory Concerns Notice The new defences of Public Interest and Peer Review Changes to the limitation period when it commences and flexibility in extending it

Clarification of previously problematic matters including - The lsquoemployeersquo test - Pleading back of contextual truth imputations - Proper Material for the Honest Opinion defence - Application of the cap on damages as a scale or range

Presented by Sophie Dawson Partner Bird amp Bird Leading Technology Media amp Telecommunications Lawyer and Recommended Contentious Intellectual Property Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Insurance Litigation in Response to COVID-19Courts in New South Wales have seen a flurry of COVID-related insurance claims In this session you will canvass the main claims and analyse the fundamental issues being argued by insureds and insurers on business interruption claims and more Presented by Peter Yeldham Partner and Emma White Senior Associate King amp Wood Mallesons

Consumer Law Update and Misleading amp Deceptive Conduct Claims Consumer law update

- The latest cases and developments Misleading and deceptive conduct claims

- What to be aware of in particularizing a claim - Common errors in identifying the misleading conduct - Recognising the importance of accessorial liability - How to plead half-truth and silence - The role of reliance in misleading and deceptive conduct claims - Technical issues when proving reliance

Presented by Julian OrsquoSullivan Barrister 13 Wentworth Chambers

Chair Vera Culkoff Barrister Second Floor Selborne Chambers

Chair Christine Ernst Barrister Tenth Floor Chambers

Professional Skills

Valuation Issues in Case Law Summary of findings from 100+ judgments Deep dive into the most common valuation issues including

- Definition of value value is in the eye of the beholder - Valuation methodologies What has been accepted what has been rejected - Discounts When are they applied - Hindsight Is it okay to look back

Tips for instructing valuation experts Presented by John-Henry Eversgerd Senior Managing Director Valuation amp Litigation Consulting FTI Consulting


Critical Ethical Issues in Litigation Examine 4 ethical dilemmas for legal practitioners through examples amp case studies Professional rules relating to the duty to be courteous Ethical dilemmas and the duty of candour Following client instructions Ethical issues and the court process Consequences when conduct falls short of the standards required Presented by Paul Sansom SC Waratah Chambers


Engaging and Working with Experts Consultants amp Other Third-Parties Effective Results without Wasting Time amp Money When to get an expert how to find one defining their role and working alongside them

Use of technology and document management when working with experts

The different roles of an expert fact finder independent expert (opinion evidence) financial data analyst

Multidisciplinary teams and multiple experts data technology amp disputes

Briefing experts expert reports the joint expert process and joint reports and expert evidence

Presented by John Temple-Cole Partner and Anh Nguyen Executive Director KordaMentha

SESSION 1 THE 5 KEY LEGAL ISSUES FOR COMMERCIAL LITIGATORS IN 2021

SESSION 2 CPD COMPULSORY UNITS FOR LITIGATORS

Gain high level updates amp strategies related to the key areas commercial litigators need to be on top of in 2021 Master how to navigate insolvency disputes Examine game changing defamation law reforms Explore how to handle the onslaught of insurance litigation following COVID-19 Be prepared for the many consumer law claims facing litigators right now Understand the nuances of contract termination disputes Gain your core CPD points while examining case valuations ethics amp working with experts


COMMERCIAL LITIGATION CONFERENCE 2021

130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL

Contracts To Terminate or not to Terminate Rights to terminate The risks in exercising the rights The process to exercise the rights Disputes about termination Calculating damages for termination Presented by Amy Barwick Partner Dentons

1 CPD unit in Practice Management or Business Skills I CPD unit in Practical Legal Ethics


Industrial Manslaughter A Real Industrial Offence or Simply Manslaughter Dressed up What companies individuals and their lawyers should know about industrial manslaughter provisions around Australia

What are companies and individuals exposed to because of these provisions

What can be done in an effort to avoid visitation of these provisions The future for industrial manslaughter Presented by Patrick Barry Barrister State Chambers Recommended Workplace Health and Safety Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

Managing the Mix of Workplace Investigations and Health amp Safety Issues Coinciding or Colliding Examine compliance issues with potential implications for both employment and work health and safety laws such as alleged workplace bullying

Identify some of the kinds of risks that can arise Practical tips about how to manage them Presented by Bryan Belling Consultant and Erica Elliott Special Counsel Kingston Reid

Drugs and Alcohol in the Workplace Policies and Testing Methods of testing including the need for concentration cutoffs Inadvertent exposure vs consumption Indicators and metabolites Incidence of use Working remotely Is it feasible to test employees working from home Presented by Darien Nagle Barrister H B Higgins Chambers Recommended Workplace Health and Safety Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

MONDAY 15 MARCH 2021 $405130PM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB213N36

Explore the hottest topics in the health and safety arena right now Examine industrial manslaughter and the latest legislation and cases in the area Explore the mix of workplace investigations and health and safety considerations Dive into drug and alcohol use and testing in the workplace Gain the knowledge necessary to deal with each of these critical issues so you can minimise risk for your organisation or clients

HEALTH AND SAFETY LAW CURRENT CONCERNS

Chair Bilal Rauf Barrister State Chambers Recommended Workplace Health and Safety Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

ATTEND AND EARN


3

IN-HOUSE TRAININGTrain your entire staff at once with a tailor made in-house training program to meet your needs

Phone (02) 9387 8133

TUESDAY 16 MARCH 2021 $770830AM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB213N26

This industry-leading legal event brings together renowned legal financial and industry experts to explore some of the most current and key film and television law issues Split into two practical sessions the morning focuses on key legal industry issues including production and the producerrsquos offset in addition to content regulation and podcasts In the afternoon you will explore the current concerns in pre-publication defamation and employment issues

FILM AND TELEVISION LAW CONFERENCE 2021


6 CPD units in Substantive Law 1 CPD unit in Professional Skills

7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490

Production Financing and Distribution Agreements Presented by David Whealy Managing Partner David Whealy and Associates

Professional Skills

The Producerrsquos Offset Presented by Matthew Carter Media Accountant Above the Line Accounting

Australian Content Regulation Presented by Angela Flannery Partner Holding Redlich

Podcasts An Overview of Legal and Commercial Issues Presented by Michael Easton Director Michael Easton Legal

Chair Georgina Waite Head of Content Business Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Chair Sonia Borella Consultant Simpsons Solicitors

Defamation Reforms and Updates in a Film and Television Context Presented by Ben Kay Partner Kay and Hughes

Engaging Film and Television Personnel Employees or Contractors Presented by Louise Rumble Partner Holding Redlich

A Day in the Life of a Prepublication Lawyer Putting Legal Principles into Practice Presented by Nicole Choolun Legal Counsel SBS

SESSION 1 KEY LEGAL AND COMMERCIAL ISSUES IN FILM AND TV

SESSION 2 PRE-PUBLICATION DEFAMATION amp EMPLOYMENT FOR THE FILM INDUSTRY

130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17

WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 2021 $490830AM TO 1245PM Live from VIC WEB213V16

Hear from a Member of the National Native Title Tribunal amp other leading experts as they explore the current state of native title legislative reform amp practice plus current cultural heritage issues Examine native title claims disputes amp compensation applications Donrsquot miss this half-day examination of the very latest issues that are truly essential to native title

NATIVE TITLE AND CULTURAL HERITAGE INTENSIVE

Chair Adam McLean Barrister Foleyrsquos List

ATTEND AND EARN


4

Moving on with Native Title The state of recent and proposed amendments to the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth)

The end of an era transitioning from native title claims to compensation claims

Emerging future acts jurisprudence Presented by David Yarrow Barrister List G Barristers Preeminent Native Title Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

Native Title Compensation Where are we Now Examine how Governments can and do pass on the liability to pay compensation for particular future acts to third parties including The Western Australia Mining Act 1978 (WA) which provides that if compensation for native title is payable in respect of the grant of a mining tenement the holder of the tenement at the time of the determination of compensation is made liable to pay the compensation s125A

Mining Act 1992 (NSW) s281B This raises questions of how compensation is to be calculated for a future act such as the grant of a mining tenement which will only suppress rather than extinguish native title but which may cause loss to the native title holders

Timber Creek past acts extinguished native title amp the areas of land involved were relatively small mining activities take place over very much larger areas of land than the blocks at issue in Timber Creek

Presented by Vance Hughston SC Sixth Floor Windeyer Chambers Market Leading Native Title Senior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

Forging Innovative Solutions to Tricky Native Title Claims amp Disputes Partnering with other agencies and stakeholders to work more effectively with Traditional Owner groups

Changing the power dynamics between native title service providers and our Traditional Owner clients

Engaging young people in the native title process Presented by Tony Kelly Chief Executive Officer First Nations Legal and Research Services

Aboriginal Cultural Heritage The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act reform process with respect to Indigenous knowledge

Outcomes of the Senate Inquiry into the destruction of 46000 year old caves at the Juukan Gorge in the Pilbara region of Western Australia

Responses to the Senate Inquiry across Government corporate-sector and Indigenous groups

Presented by Clare Lawrence Partner and Libby McKillop Senior Associate Ashurst

INSIGHTS FROM THE NATIONAL NATIVE TITLE TRIBUNAL

Keynote Address Presented by Nerida Cooley Member National Native Title Tribunal

Mining Rights Mineral Sharing Agreements Drafting contracts for mining rights mineral sharing Considerations when conferring the right to minerals Dealing with co-mineralisation and agreeing an appropriate priority regime

Considerations regarding shared access to infrastructure and competing miningextraction processes and facilities

Presented by Goran Galic Partner Allen amp Overy Recommended Energy amp Resources Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2019

Mining Services Agreements Tips Traps and Best Practice Tailoring your agreement for above-ground versus below-ground mining operations

Effectively pricing and allocating risk between the owner and the contractor

Ensuring continuity of mining operations and appropriate flexibility over the life of your mine

Bankability issues What will your lenders and their legal counsel be looking for

Recent legal developments affecting mining services agreements Presented by Phil McKeiver Consultant Gilbert + Tobin

Professional Skills

Concurrent Land Use Agreements Negotiating with Tenement Holders and Pastoralists The legislative regime applicable to mining tenements in WA Objections to tenement applications before the Mining Warden Common pitfalls in drafting concurrent land use agreements Key issues to be aware of in other Australian jurisdictions Presented by Peggy Thom Senior Foreign Legal Associate and Matthew Roberts Senior Associate DLA Piper

WEDNESDAY 17 MARCH 2021 $405430PM TO 745PM Live from WA WEB213W17

Gain practical insights on recent legal developments affecting mining services agreements Investigate the common pitfalls in drafting mining services agreements including pricing risk allocation and bankability issues Learn how to effectively navigate negotiations with tenement holders and pastoralists under the law Our panel of speakers will illustrate where mistakes can arise during the drafting stage and guide you on how to avoid those missteps This seminar is a must attend for all legal practitioners in the mining and resources field

DRAFTING MINING AGREEMENTS PRACTICAL INTENSIVE

Chair Leigh Warnick Barrister Francis Burt Chambers co-author Commercial Contract Clauses - Principles and Interpretation Thomson Reuters

ATTEND AND EARN


3

CASE STUDIES REAL AGREEMENTS AND

PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490

What is In and Out of the Asset Pool Add Backs and Loans vs Gifts What willwonrsquot be added back Recent case examples of add backs Is it a loan or gift How to approach an argument of loan vs gift Presented by Sarah Bevan Principal Sarah Bevan Family Lawyers Accredited Family Law Specialist

Assessing the Weight of the Contribution Redundancy Personal Injury Payments and Future Earnings Defining the payments How is the contribution assessed Is it an asset How does it affect any future needs adjustment Recent cases Presented by Glenn Thompson OAM Partner Newnhams Solicitors Accredited Specialist in Family Law Leading Family amp Divorce Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Tax Liabilities for Property and Financial Settlements Div 7A and practical examples Discretionary trusts and potential tax Liabilities GST impacts Common areas where failure to comply with tax obligations Presented by Jason Katsikaris Director Accredited Specialist in Family Law and Rebecca Keys Associate Katsikaris Family Lawyers

Insolvency and its Impact on the Matrimonial Asset Pool Extent to which the Trustee has access to property Exceptions Access to documents Presented by Sharna Clemmett Barrister Greenway Chambers

Analysis of Recent Family Law and Property Division CasesGain a valuable up of the most recent significant cases and trends from the Family Court of Australia and Federal Circuit Court on property and financial settlements and relevant legislative amendments Presented by Neil Jackson Barrister Frederick Jordan Chambers Accredited Specialist in Family Law

Chair Antonella Sanderson Principal SolicitorDirector Family Law Matters Accredited Specialist in Family Law

Chair Susan Warda Partner Mills Oakley Lawyers Accredited Specialist in Family Law Recommended Family amp Divorce Lawyer and Family Lawyer (High-Value amp Complex Property Matters) Doylersquos Guide 2020

Professional Skills

lsquoHow torsquo Set Aside Existing PropertyParenting Orders and Introduce New Evidence Pre and post judgment how to make an application to introduce new evidence

When to submit new valuations pre-COVID-19 How to set aside and or vary spousal maintenance orders and binding child support agreements

Presented by Monique Robb Special Counsel Lander amp Rogers Accredited Specialist in Family Law Family Law Rising Doylersquos Guide 2019


Non-disclosure in Financial Cases Principles and processes with respect to disclosure Educating the client and dealing with the errant client Solicitors duties and dealing with a lsquoDark Knightrsquo Third party disclosure subpoenas and costs consequences Confidentiality and disclosure when engaging lsquorsquoshadow expertsrsquorsquo and other professional advisors

Presented by Paul Lewis Partner Gadens Accredited Specialist in Family Law and Dispute Resolution


Dealing with the Mental Health of Clients and Other Family Law Practitioners How to deal with clients displaying signs of mental illness

- Recognising the signs - Practice steps to take to manage their demands

Dealing with the mental health and welfare of other family law professionals arising from

- COIVID-19 and isolation - Increasing workload and clients demands - Bullying within the profession - Secondary traumatic stress - Other impacts

Presented by Professor Ian Hickie Co-Director Health and Policy University of Sydney Brain and Mind Centre

SESSION 1 SETTLING ASSETS CONTRIBUTIONS TAX AND INSOLVENCY

SESSION 2 CPD COMPULSORY UNITS FOR FAMILY LAWYERS

Gain insights amp practical guidance from a stellar line-up of leading family law practitioners Understand what is in and out of the asset pool the weight of contributions and the impacts of tax liabilities and insolvency on financial settlements Plus earn all your core CPD units by mastering how to set aside existing orders amp introduce new evidence considering ethical obligations of disclosure and learning how to recognise and deal with clients opponents amp colleagues displaying signs of mental illness


FAMILY LAW CONFERENCE

130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL

4 CPD units in Substantive Law 1 CPD units in Practical Legal Ethics

1 CPD unit in Practice Management or Business Skills 1 CPD unit in Professional Skills

19


IMMIGRATION LAW SYMPOSIUM

7 LAWYERS ATTENDING THE FULL DAY WILL EARN

8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405

Latest Developments in Immigration Law Significant cases Past trends and emerging issues Notable procedural issues Presented by Dr Stephen Tully Barrister 6 St James Hall Chambers

The Department of Home Affairs the Australian Border Force COVID-19 and the Management of Australiarsquos Borders The Department of Home AffairsAustralian Border Force post COVID-19

The impact of COVID-19 on the ongoing transformation of the management of Australiarsquos borders

Understanding the interface between the Department of Home AffairsAustralian Border Force travel exemptions visas and related reforms

Presented by Maria Jockel Legal Principal and National Leader Migration Services BDO Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law

Crimmigration The Intersection of Criminal and Immigration Law Disclosure of criminal outcomes amp advice Information sources for assessing character Responding to NOICNOIR Character cancellations amp refusals particularly cancellations under s116(1)(e) lsquoriskrsquo and how to manage these in practice

Post cancellationdecision Criminal responsibility and criminal defence from a defence lawyerrsquos perspective in the immigration context

Managing criminal matters from a defence lawyerrsquos perspective in the context of a visa cancellation threatened cancellation or visa refusal

Consequences regarding criminal matters and immigration matters Presented by Kim Hunter Criminal Defence amp Immigration Lawyer Hunter Flood Lawyers Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law

Partner Visas and Family Visas Partner visas the most difficult visas in immigration law

- Common pitfalls of partner visas - Public Interest Criterion

Other Family visas - Carer

∘ No processing time ∘ Health assessment ∘ Ready willing and able to assist ∘ No other person or organisation available to assist

- Remaining relative approximate processing time 50 years - Aged dependent relative approximate processing time 50 years

Presented by Raymond Turner Solicitor and Migration Agent Turner Coulson Immigration Lawyers Pty Limited Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law

Chair Teresa Liu Managing Partner Australia amp New Zealand Fragomen

Chair Kathryn Viegas Legal Practitioner Director Nomos Group Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law

Professional Skills

Step-by-Step Guide to Running an Appeal at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal Delegatersquos decision and the right to merit review What and what not to lodge and when The case is won or lost before the hearing so preparation is everything How to conduct a hearing Presented by Simon Jeans Principal Jeans Lawyers Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law


Ethics in Immigration Law Multiple client conflicts Ensuring proper instructions Interpreter conflicts Handling confidentiality Presented by Linden Barnes Senior Ethics Solicitor Law Society of NSW


A-Z of Running an Immigration Matter Status of client Lawful or unlawful Previous migration history obtaining copies of previous applications Current situation working through client options Commencing work on the matter procedural issues Presented by Timothy Smith Lawyer Tim Smith Lawyers Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law

SESSION 1 VISA UPDATES LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS amp KEY CASES

SESSION 2 CPD COMPULSORY UNITS FOR LAWYERS AND MIGRATION AGENTS

Join a panel of eminent Accredited Immigration Law specialists to examine a myriad of essential topics given the current immigration concerns the practical impacts of the travel ban and travel exemption requirements on family and partner visas character cancellations amp refusals criminal law issues in migration matters other visas concerns and related reforms Attend the full day to earn your compulsory CPD units with unique sessions delivered and designed especially for lawyers and migration agents

100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405


15 CPD unit in Practical Legal Ethics 35 CPD units in Substantive Law

MIGRATION AGENTS CAN EARN 4 CPD POINTS INCLUDING 1 ETHICS POINT

A P P R O V E D

MARA APPROVAL NUMBERS

- SESSION 1FACE TO FACE amp LIVE ONLINE ndash CN96ON DEMAND ndash DN322

- SESSION 2 (EXCLUDING ETHICS)FACE TO FACE amp LIVE ONLINE ndash CN97ON DEMAND ndash DN323

- ETHICS CPD POINT FACE TO FACE amp LIVE ONLINE ndash CN98 ON DEMAND - DN324

Forensic Accounting Understanding Financial Accounts and What to Look for in Cases for Your Clients The story that financial accounts reveal Understanding if the financial accounts make sense How to recognise lsquocreativersquo accounting How the financial accounts can be manipulated real case studies Practical implications and key takeaways Presented by Fiona Bateman Director Dolman Bateman


Irrelevant of what area of law you practice in itrsquos absolutely essential that you have a sound understanding of financial accounts and the red flags within them Join Fiona Bateman in this highly practical and interactive workshop where you will gain the skills to accurately grasp the essentials of financial accounts Work through real life case studies in order to gain the knowledge to identify any red flags and effectively advise your clients

3 ATTEND AND EARN


ABOUT THE PRESENTER Fiona Bateman has worked in the accounting sector for 43 years both in industry and the profession and has been a partner in Dolman Bateman team since 1992 Her role in litigation support includes the provision of expert evidence before various State and Federal courts and assistance with cross-examination of other accountants She has provided expert evidence in the Supreme Court of NSW Federal Court of Australia and various District Courts and the Family Court of Australia Fiona provides business advice accounting and taxation services to a large range of businesses and professions and has numerous legal practitioner clients Fionarsquos qualifications include Bachelor of Business University of Technology Fellow Chartered Accountant (FCA) Certified Practising Accountant (CPA) Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australiarsquos Forensic Accounting Specialist Group Interest Groups in Forensic Accounting Business Valuation and Financial Planning Business Valuation Specialist ndash CA Diploma of Financial Services (Authorised Representative Wealth Simplicity Group AFSL Licensee No 513615) Registered Tax Agent No 149664002

The calibre of the presentation was great

A worthwhile seminar engaging and helpful

FORENSIC ACCOUNTING FOR LAWYERS A WORKSHOP

Mortgages Responsible Lending amp Hardship Applications Making a responsible lending assessment in the age of COVID-19

- What the future holds in light of legislative changes to responsible lending

A new approach to hardship applications Regulator and AFCA approaches Presented by Steven Klimt Partner Clayton Utz consulting editor amp contributing author CCH Australian Consumer Credit Law Reporter co-author retail banking chapter The Essential Guide to Financial Services Reform CCHClayton Utz

Enforcement Action and Collections in the Current Environment A look at the current collectionsenforcement landscape Refresher on legal obligations relevant to collections Review of the impact of emergency COVID-19 legislation on enforcement actions

Issues for enforcement actions post COVID-19 - Reputational risks of enforcement actions in this climate - Navigating delays amp new or different procedures impacting enforcement - Service issues and the impact of changes to Australia Post delivery standards - Additional recent issues impacting enforcement amp collections

Presented by Tim Sherrard Partner Dentons

Hot Topics in Enforcement New Cases Regulatory Updates Guarantees amp FraudAnalyse the most important mortgage cases in the last six months and the key takeaways for lenders and lawyers involving regulatory issues guarantees fraud and more Presented by Matthew Bransgrove Partner Bransgroves Lawyers

Mortgage Enforceability The Impact of Documentation and Procedure Contract loan Whatrsquos in the mortgage documentation what is the effect and what are the compliance requirements

Type of default and statutory notices getting them right Considerations in how a lender goes about recovering possession various options

Removing caveats that threaten the mortgagee sale Presented by Gary Koning Partner Dentons

Defences Against Mortgage Enforcements Different methods used to avoid liability What has been successful Use of the general law the Contracts Review Act the National Consumer Credit Code Australian Consumer Law and the ASIC Act

Remedies available Presented by Andrew Kirby Barrister Youngrsquos List


COVID-19 amp the resulting market downturn has significantly impacted mortgages creating increased risk amp uncertainty for consumers businesses banks amp lenders This comprehensive seminar covers the key issues related to mortgages in the current environment including enforcement actions collections fraud defences to enforcement amp more Gain essential information amp guidance on how to deal with the situation right now amp into the future

Chair Matthew Bransgrove Partner Bransgroves Lawyers author Avoiding Mortgage Fraud in Australia (2015) Lexis Nexis co-author The Essential Guide to Mortgage Law in NSW (2008) and The Essential Guide to Mortgage Law in Australia (2013) Lexis Nexis

ATTEND AND EARN


4

MORTGAGES ENFORCEMENT COLLECTIONS amp KEY UPDATES

21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490

Trade Marks Reputation Prior Use and Honest Concurrent Use Navigating Section 60 and Section 44 When is a mark honestly adopted When does reputation cause deception and confusion and when does it not

Strategies for overcoming the absence in the Act of a general prior or honest concurrent use exception

Presented by Susan Gatford Barrister Svenson Barristers Recommended Intellectual Property Law Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

Tips for Global Trade Mark Protection Trade mark practice and procedure in the United States Trade mark practice and procedure in China When you should and shouldnrsquot use the Madrid System (International Register)

Top 10 tips for global trade mark domination Presented by Natasha Burns Lawyer Burns IP amp Commercial

Copyright Lessons from the Trenches Securing title to copyright and fixing before you issue proceedings Copyright in the ether Are electronic pulses capable of embodying copyright

What is the asset Does goodwill enter into it In anticipation of copyright future copyright problems Valuing the breach measures for infringement quantum Presented by Glenn McGowan QC Partner and Chief Counsel Gadens

An Insiderrsquos View of Patent Oppositions Use of oppositions and alternatives Developing persuasive evidence What works and what doesnrsquot work in patent oppositions Presented by Rhys Munzel Patent Attorney and Lawyer FAL Lawyers

How an IP Strategy can Drive Success for your Clients What is an IP Strategy Why is an IP strategy important How do you build an IP strategy Examples and case studies to illustrate IP strategy in action Presented by Karen Hallenstein Managing Principal ipervescence

Chair Timothy Creek Principal Lawyer Davies Collison Cave Law Professional Skills

Intellectual Property Due Diligence What is it amp How Do You Do It What is involved in an intellectual property due diligence How do you carry out IP due diligence How do you advise your client about IP due diligence Tips for conducting and traps to avoid in IP due diligence Presented by Frank Di Giantomasso Principal Knightsbridge Lawyers


Ethics for Intellectual Property Lawyers Your obligations to act ethically Recent examples that illustrate the importance of keeping ethical obligations front of mind including

- External lawyers and in-house lawyers working together - Privilege and in-house lawyers

Presented by Meagan Ryan Senior Legal Counsel (Commercial and Intellectual Property) Bega Cheese Limited


Data Breaches How to Respond Notify and Remedy What is a data breach Access or disclosure without authorisation Most common forms of data breach Obligations under the Privacy Act 1988 to notify of data breach Preparing for and responding to a data breach Ways to avoid a data breach Exposure from a data breach litigation and reputational damage Presented by Peter Clarke Barrister Meldrum and Hyland List

SESSION 1 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ROUNDUP 2021 SESSION 2 CPD COMPULSORY UNITS FOR IP LAWYERS

Catch up on recent developments and key issues for IP lawyers from the last 12 months Gain insights on trade marks reputation and global protection pertinent issues in copyright patent oppositions and how to build an IP strategy for your clients Attend the full day and gain all your CPD compulsory units while exploring IP due diligence data breaches and your ethical obligations as an IP lawyer

FRIDAY 19 MARCH 2021 $770830AM TO 445PM Live from VIC WEB213V21

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY SYMPOSIUM

130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7


Dealing with Difficult People and Behaviours at Work Causes of difficult behaviour How to address difficult behaviour Preventing and responding to bullying Presented by Christa Ludlow Principal Consultant Weir Consulting

Professional Skills

Effective and Engaging Presentations A Practical Guide Conception knowing your audience Preparation using materials effectively Delivery how to find your own style Webinars how to make web presentations effective Takeaway tips and QampA Presented by Jarrad Parker Senior Associate Bird amp Bird Intellectual Property and TMT Rising Star Doylersquos Guide 2020


Ethical Dilemmas for LawyersWork through a series of ethical scenarios to gain the knowledge skills and strategies to behave ethically in practice in 2021 Presented by Teni Berberian Barrister 13 Wentworth Chambers Leading Professional Indemnity Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020 Best Lawyers 2020 Insurance Law

FRIDAY 19 MARCH 2021 $405130PM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB213N35

Chair Daniel OrsquoSullivan Barrister Denman Chambers

ATTEND AND EARN


3

A truly practical afternoon to assist you with your practice no matter the size or how long you have been practicing law Want to master your presentation style and delivery Need to understand the latest ethical issues for lawyers in 2021 How about strategies to deal with difficult colleagues Give yourself the extra skills to move forward in your legal career and with your personal practice with this informative seminar all while gaining your core area CPD points for the year

Gain all your CPD Compulsory Units in one afternoon


THURSDAY 25 MARCH 2021 $405130PM TO 445PM Live from VIC WEB213V25

Itrsquos crucial that you can understand expert reports and evidence in traffic matters as it is becoming more important Hear from respected forensic experts who will guide you Examine a sample of forensic evidence topics including roadside testing drug testing mobile phone and other cyber forensics as well as the latest technology and how itrsquos being used as evidence in court

3 ATTEND AND EARN


Chair Matthew Campbell Lawyer Proctor and Associates

Roadside Drug Testing Cannabis Focus Explore the effects of cannabis on driving and examine the most current findings in this rapidly developing area of law Effects of cannabis on driving Cannabis pharmacokinetics amp pharmacodynamics Roadside drug testing accuracy and reliability Presented by Thomas Arkell Project Co-coordinator Lambert Initiative Postdoctoral Researcher

Critical Assessment of Forensic Evidence and Analysis in Synthetic Drug Cases Common methods of forensic drug analysis advantages and limitations in traffic matters

Understanding data quality objectives quality assurance and uncertainty in forensic drug analysis

Presented by Paul Newell Lead Expert ndash Trainer Chemical Operations Group

Cyber Forensics The Use of Mobile Phones in Traffic Accidents How to prove a device was being used leading up to a road accident How to avoid data overwrite on a device Causal factors and identifying residual data Ascertaining timelines of activity on devices Investigation of CCTV footage and dashcams Presented by Dr Allan Watt Director Allan Watt Digital Forensics

FORENSIC EVIDENCE IN TRAFFIC LAW MATTERS

23

An Overview of Arbitration Why It Is Important and When to Use It Advantages of arbitration The arbitration clause Substantive v procedural law considerations Cultural aspects of arbitration Institutional v ad hoc arbitration how to choose The legislative framework Ethical considerations Presented by Sam Luttrell Partner Clifford Chance Leading Arbitration Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Getting Started Choosing an arbitrator Notice of arbitration Limitation periods when does the arbitration commence Presenting the claim pleadings andor memorials Presented by Edwina Kwan Partner King amp Wood Mallesons Whorsquos Who Legal Arbitration - Future Leader in 2019 2018 and 2017

What you Need to Know about Running an Arbitration Hearing Case management conferences amp procedural order no 1 Do you need a hearing (decisions lsquoon the papersrsquo) Rules of evidence Effective virtual hearings Due process considerations Tips for practitioners preparing for a hearing Dealing with the lsquoreluctantrsquo respondent Presented by Bronwyn Lincoln Partner Corrs Chambers Westgarth Pre-eminent Arbitration Lawyer Doyles Guide 2020

Enforcement Issues Recognition and enforcement under the New York Convention Appeals Recent cases Presented by Caroline Kenny QC Foleyrsquos List Leading Arbitration Senior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020 President Australian Branch of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb)


Chair Lucy Martinez Independent Counsel and Arbitrator Martinez Arbitration

Attend this webinar if you want to hear from leading experts about what is involved in an arbitration when to use it getting started how to prepare and run an arbitration hearing and issues to consider in enforcing an arbitral decision

A PRACTICAL AND COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO ARBITRATION

3 ATTEND AND EARN

15 CPD units in Substantive Law15 CPD units in Professional Skills

Professional Skills

Assessment of Damages An Actuarial PerspectiveActuarial expert Corey Plover examines a number of areas of personal injury with a focus on how to maximise the assessment of damages while maintaining consistency between legal and actuarial principles Wrongful death and dependency claims

- Revised personal consumption percentages Routley v Norris [2016] NSWCA 367 and 5th edition revisions to Luntzrsquos Assessment of Damages for Personal Injury and Death

Cost of fund management - Alternate valuation approaches in spite of Gray v Richards [2014] HCA 40 and the appointment of public vs private trustees

Superannuation losses - Cross jurisdictional differences and approaches (Cremona Jongen amp Najdovski approaches)

Sexual abuse claims - Similarities and differences to other personal injury matters

Presented by Corey Plover Actuary Cumpston Sarjeant

The Lawyerrsquos Handbook to the AMA Guides Evaluating Permanent Impairment This session is your comprehensive guide to interpreting and applying the AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment with a focus on working through real-life examples and scenarios to take into your own practice Interpreting the guides Application of the guides How to maximise an impairment claim Worked examples upper and lower extremities scarring and digestive system and psychiatric impairment assessments

Presented by Sha Hotchin Special Counsel and Legal Practice Manager Shine Lawyers

Maximising the Success and Value of Your Clientrsquos ClaimRob Taylor a practitioner with more than 36 years of experience in personal injuries litigation the last 28 as a barrister will break down how you can maximise your clientrsquos claim Examine insights on Maximising your chances for success and the pitfalls to avoid Increasing the value of your clientrsquos claim Effectively preparing a claim for an injured Plaintiff Heading off or minimising the effect of the Defendantrsquos evidence or tactics

Presented by Rob Taylor Barrister Jack Shand Chambers


Chair Anthony Kerin Partner Grope Hamilton Lawyers Recommended Asbestos amp Dust Diseases Compensation Lawyers (Plaintiff) Doylersquos Guide 2020

Back by popular demand This one-of-a-kind program offers 3 offers industry experts who will dissect a key area related maximising damages Examine how they are assessed by an actuary with insights into wrongful death amp dependency claims superannuation losses sexual abuse claims and more Gain insights into how to interpret and apply the AMA Guides to maximise a permanent impairment claim Finally join Rob Taylor for a step by step guide to the legal strategies needed to maximise a personal injury claim

PERSONAL INJURIES 3 STRATEGIES TO MAXIMISE DAMAGES

3 ATTEND AND EARN


Vicarious Liability in Abuse Claims Presented by Jed McNamara Special Counsel amp Head of Abuse Law Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

Permanent Stays and Setting Aside Settlement Agreements Setting Aside Settlement Agreements

- Existing mechanisms for setting aside a settlement agreement - New legislation for abolished limitation periods and stays on proceedings - Application of JAS v The Trustees of the Christian Brothers vs TRG v The Board of Trustees of the Brisbane Grammar School

Permanent Stays Factors relevant to a decision to permanently stay proceedings involve balancing the right of victims to prosecute v right of defendants to a fair trial

Application and discussion of Presented by Luke Geary Partner Mills Oakley

Recent Awards of Damages from Around Australia Case Analysis Analysis of how courts from several jurisdictions around Australia have recently assessed and awarded damages in institutional abuse cases

Guide to the potential impact on your matters and setting client expectations

Presented by Tim Hammond Barrister Central Law Chambers

Professional Skills

Assessing Economic Loss and Forensic Accounting in Institutional Abuse Claims Strategies for effectively utilising forensic accounting analysis to assess damages

Building lifetime earnings profiles Determining notional and actual earnings sources of information Superannuation statutory regime and occupational schemes Presented by Mark Thompson Director ndash Forensic Services Vincents Chartered Accountants

Professional Skills

Medico-Legal Assessments and Effectively Working with Experts Selection of experts Joint briefing of experts Briefing materials Client needs in relation to assessments trauma informed guidelines Supporting clients through assessments What makes a good report After the report issues and how to resolve them Presented by John Ellis Solicitor and Nicola Ellis Solicitor Ellis Legal Lawyers


Chair Jed McNamara Special Counsel amp Head of Abuse Law Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

Back by popular demand Catch up on the most urgent issues impacting institutional abuse claims from a varied panel of leading experts Gain insights into when a court may set aside a past settlement agreement Explore the ins and outs of how courts consider permanent stays of proceedings Take a guided tour of the latest cases and awarded damages across the country Master how to work effectively with experts including how to utilise forensic accounting to improve your outcomes in your matters

CIVIL CLAIMS FOR INSTITUTIONAL ABUSE SETTLEMENTS STAYS amp DAMAGES

4 ATTEND AND EARN

25 units in Substantive Law 15 units in Professional Skills

IP Capture and Commercialisation for Start-upsThe Government is phasing out the innovation patent The last day you can file a new innovation patent will be 25 August 2021 What are the reasons What does the phase out mean for existing innovation patents What alternative forms of IP protection are available for cash strapped start-ups

Is there any government assistance for start-ups seeking IP protection Start-ups and standard patents whatrsquos the best strategy Presented by Bill Singleton Partner HWL Ebsworth Recommended Technology Media amp Telecommunications Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Key Considerations for Trade Mark Licensing The concept of lsquoauthorised userrsquo and lsquoauthorised usersquo under the Trade Marks Act

Case law regarding exercise of lsquocontrolrsquo by licensors Use of the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) to secure trade mark rights

IP Australiarsquos lsquoSmart Trade Markrsquo pilot and other brand registries Presented by Ben Thorn Legal Practitioner Director Xuveo Legal Recommended Intellectual Property Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Licence Agreements From Manufacture to Exploitation Inventors will often wish to have their products manufactured so they can distribute the products through a distribution network What issues does this create in terms of licensing What should an inventor consider before approaching manufacturers What standard clauses should appear in a manufacturing agreement What standard clauses should appear in a distribution agreement War stories on what goes wrong in manufacturer and distributor agreements

Presented by Nicole Murdoch Founding Director and Trade Mark Attorney EAGLEGATE Recommended Intellectual Property Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Patent Licensing Considering the scope and exclusivity of a licence and the necessity for performance obligations

The impact of reservation of licensor rights on the licenseersquos standing to sue for third party infringement

Licensing of pending patent applications and expired patents Know-how licences The patent exhaustion doctrine vs implied licences Calidad v Seiko Epson

Presented by Katrina Chambers Special Counsel Thomson Geer Recommended Intellectual Property Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020 Best Lawyers 2021 Intellectual Property Law

TUESDAY 23 MARCH 2020 $490930AM TO 145PM Live from QLD WEB213Q16

What are the big issues for commercialising and licensing IP rights You will gain insights on the emerging issues trade mark licensing the intricacies of licence agreements from manufacture to exploitation and patent licensing This comprehensive strategy packed seminar is not to be missed

4 ATTEND AND EARN


INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COMMERCIALISING IP AND LICENSING

Chair Ben Coogan Partner Thomson Geer Preeminent Intellectual Property Lawyer and Recommended Technology Media amp Telecommunications Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020Deputy Chair Technology and Intellectual Property Law Committee

25


Legal Services in a Digital Era How to Win and Maintain Online Clients Legal perspective whether starting out or well established winning and retaining an online client can be a challenge

- Positioning your legal services to be more attractive to digital clients - Networking amongst the online start-ups and other communities disrupting the legal industry - Balancing commercial and corporate risk and providing practical advice

Client perspective hear firsthand from a new online business model success story

- What was surprising and issues that arose that hadnrsquot been raised previously - What was good value for money - What is and what isnrsquot valuable to online clients when engaging a law firm

Adapt or perish Opportunities in disruption - Legal marketplaces - Digital marketing - Document and process automation

Presented by Dominic Woolrych Chief Executive Officer LawPath

Professional Skills

Crisis Communications Skills Understanding the Essentials and Managing the Fallout Before it Starts Connectivity between crisis communicators and law firms overcoming the lawyerrsquos fear of PR

Understanding crisis communication essentials = strong legal strategy Setting the crisis communications framework early managing the fallout before it starts

Canrsquot see the wood for the trees Why perception is reality in crisis communications

Presented by Julian Brophy Director Perception Partners


Complaints Disclosure Obligations and Suspension A Practical Guide Complaints to the Office of the Legal Services Commissioner complaints process

Disclosure obligations including offences and show cause events what is required to be disclosed to the Law Society and when

Suspension from practice and striking off the roll Case studies and practical guidance Presented by Jennifer Shaw Partner and Katherine Ruschen Partner Bartier Perry


Chair Gavin Stuart Partner Bartier Perry

ATTEND AND EARN


3

The legal side of things is just one aspect of a successful practice In order to thrive you also need to know how to position your services to win and maintain online clients how to respond to crises and personal or firm public relations nightmares and how to deal with complaints and your disclosure obligations Donrsquot miss the opportunity to learn from industry experts and practitioners about some of the best practices that can make or break a career or practice


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Commencing Court Proceedings and Defending Unsecured Recovery Action Reviewing the changes to the Corporations Act 2001and Bankruptcy Act 1966

Enforcing a judgement below the statutory threshold and alternatives to winding up and bankruptcy action

- Garnishees and Writs for the levy of property - Examinations - Instalment agreements

Dealing with bankruptcy actions on behalf of both creditors and debtors

- Bankruptcy notices and creditors petitions - Notices of opposition - Practical problems

Dealing with winding up actions on behalf of both creditors and debtors

- Commencing proceedings which court and why - Statutory demands - Applications to set statutory demands aside - Opposition to originating processes - Advising on preferential payments

Presented by Stacy Miller Partner Cronin Miller

Safe Harbour Provisions Presented by Matt Mullen Director Grant Thornton

Negotiating Settlements Voluntary Administration and Deed of Company Arrangements Presented by Alice Ruhe Partner SMB Advisory Registered Trustee in Bankruptcy and a Registered amp Official Liquidator

Examining Anti Phoenixing Legislation and GST liabilities What are the impacts on Directors Presented by Marc Rossi Partner Hicksons


Chair Marc Rossi Partner Hicksons

You will examine how to work with the latest legislative and procedural changes in debt collection and practical insights on dealing with bankruptcy and winding up actions Whether the amendments to debt collection expire in December 2020 or are extended this is your chance to perfect your practice for the current environment and whatever is to come

3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION

Real Life ScenariosThe panelists will work through several practical real life scenarios applying debt recovery principles in the current environment Panellists

Stacy Miller Partner Cronin Miller Matt Mullen Director Grant Thornton Marc Rossi Partner Hicksons Alice Ruhe Partner SMB Advisory Registered Trustee in Bankruptcy and a Registered amp Official Liquidator

INSOLVENCY AND DEBT RECOVERY IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19 MEASURES

The Ins and Outs of Registration What has to be registered and when How to register your interests

- Classifying of PPSR categories what to look for - Against what collateral do you register - Trust ABN as opposed to the corporate trustee ACN - Which registrations are the most beneficial for your client

Presented by Robert Murphy Special Counsel Norton Rose Fulbright

Priority Issues under the PPSA The priority regime generally Who wins and why Purchase Money Security Interest (PMSI) priority problems Applications to remove correct or restore registrations PPSA compliance programs Presented by Karen Wong Senior Associate Bartier Perry

Perfecting a Security Interest Fixing Problems amp Getting an Extension of Time Legal consequences of not registering

- What is the effect if you do not perfect as against competing secured parties or other third parties - What if an insolvency practitionertrustee in bankruptcy is appointed

What recourse remains if priority is lost Vesting of security interests

- When and in what circumstances do vesting provisions operate - What is the effect of the vesting provisions

Applications for extensions of time to perfect a security interest - When amp how can they be made - What will the court consider amp what is the effect of an extension

Presented by Karen Fairbairn Consultant HWL Ebsworth Lawyers

After an Administration or Liquidation is Commenced Reviews Defects amp Disputes What happens when a security review is undertaken Actual or potential defects in the registration of security interests to watch out for

Practical issues encountered including with retention of title clauses and PPS leases

Errors that can (and cannot) be potentially remedied after the commencement of administration or liquidation

Presented by David Creais Partner and Head of Property Planning and Construction Bartier Perry Accredited Specialist in Commercial Litigation

WEDNESDAY 24 MARCH 2021 $405130PM TO 445PM Live from NSW WEB213N40

Chair Ian Davidson SC Eight Selborne Chambers

ATTEND AND EARN


3

Gain the tools information amp strategies needed to efficiently amp effectively handle PPSA issues from registration to liquidation and everything in between Gain a checklist of the key considerations related to registration Explore precisely what you need to know about priority Hone your ability to perfect a security interest fix problems and get an extension of time when needed Work through exactly what happens after an administration or liquidation including how to deal with defects amp disputes

PPSA FUNDAMENTALS AND STRATEGIES

27

Challenging Trustee Discretion in SMSF Death Benefit Payments Reviewing Re Marsella Marsella v Wareham What is acting in good faith and real and genuine consideration Risks of failing to acknowledge a potential conflict or seek relevant advice

Duty of trustee to avoid a conflict of interest Obligation of trustee to give reasons for exercise of discretion Presented by Hayley Mitchell Partner Copper Grace Ward SMSF Specialist Advisor Accredited Specialist in Succession Law Recommended Wills amp Estates Litigation Doylersquos Guide 2020 Wills Estates amp Succession Planning Rising Star Doylersquos Guide 2019

Administration and Management of SMSF Funds Exercise of discretions and powers Non arms-length dealings In-house assets and in-house asset ratio Requirements to maintain investments at armrsquos length Sole purpose test Presented by Dr Bill Orow Barrister Greens List

Key SMSF Considerations Pre and Post Relationships What You Need to Advise Your Clients Pre-relationship issues to consider

- Superannuation is property of a marriage or defacto relationship under Part IIIVB of the Family Law Act 1975 - Financial agreements pre-relationship (pre-nup) and practical tips

Issues to consider immediately on separation - Liability as trustee and binding death benefit nominations

What needs to be dealt with on property settlement and divorce - Valuation of SMSF assets amp nature and liquidity of assets - Related parties and compliance issues in SMSFs - Timing of payment and relevant considerations and BDBNs

How to deal with the ATO in the event of unauthorised access to the fundrsquos money and managing liability for the lsquoinnocentrsquo party

Presented by Peter Bobbin Principal Lawyer Coleman Greig Preeminent Wills Estates amp Succession Planning Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

Maximising the Benefits of Using an SMSF as a Retirement Vehicle in the Current SMSF EnvironmentGain insights and real world guidance on wealth creation and retirement strategies that should be considered at each stage of life and the practical tips and traps you need to know regarding retirement and estate planning Presented by Mark Wilkinson Partner Superannuation BDO CA SMSF Specialist


This SMSF strategy briefing and its comprehensive review of the area is all you need Examine the facts on challenging trustee discretion in SMSF death benefit payments Walk through the critical considerations in the administration and management of SMSF funds and how to maximise the benefits when using an SMSF as a retirement vehicle Unlock how to create an effective plan of action for an SMSF both before and after a relationship ends

SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN


Chair Lisa To Partner Bartier Perry SMSF Specialist Advisor


Obtain in depth updates and insights into setting aside the insurerrsquos decision a review of the work of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority what personal injury lawyers should know about superannuation trustee law Hear from a vocational consultant on how they determine whether an injury prevents a claimant from working in an occupation by reason of their education training or experience followed by an update on the new tax and financial risks for super and TPD claims

4 ATTEND AND EARN


Chair Colin Purdy Barrister Edmund Barton Chambers Accredited Specialist Personal Injury Law

Setting Aside the Insurerrsquos Decision The nature of the breach Threshold of error Does the insurer have to reconsider Presented by Stephen Walsh Barrister Sir James Martin Chambers

Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) Two Years On How it is operating in relation to life insurance and income protection claims

The role of lawyers for complainants and financial firms Recent case developments regarding AFCArsquos jurisdiction Significant determinations relevant to life insurance and income protection claims

Presented by Craig Parrish Senior Associate amp NSW State Litigation Leader Superannuation amp Insurance Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

What the Personal Injury Lawyer Should Know about Superannuation Trustee Law Examining the relationship between the superannuation fund trustee and life insurer

Explore the trusteersquos duties to hold insurance and enforce the terms of the insurance policy

Identifying other trustee duties that might be relevant What can the member do if they are unhappy Presented by Michelle Levy Partner Allens Senior States People Band 1 Superannuation Australia Chambers 2020

Professional Skills

TPD and Income Protection Claims The Vocational Expertrsquos Perspective Analysing education training and experience interview vs file based assessments

Identifying suitable vocational options What makes a job suitable Understanding the labour market Presented by Aelan Bradley Vocational Consultant Allied Health Assessments

Professional Skills

New Tax and Financial Risks for Superannuation and TPD Claims Navigating the new legislation the Protecting Your Superannuation Package Act to minimise the risk of paying more tax on settling a claim

How to manage the risk to the ultimate value of the claim and challenge decisions of super funds as a consequence of a falling markets due to COVID-19

How to manage and minimise financial risks facing your clients once their TPD claim has been approved

Presented by Andrew Reynolds Principal TPD Claims Advice

TOTAL AND PERMANENT DISABILITY SUPERANNUATION AND LIFE INSURANCE CLAIMS

Professional Skills

Making Better Decisions Merits review and making correct andor preferable decisions Delivering justice to tribunal users current future and potential Improving the quality efficiency and effectiveness of primary decision-making

The use of alternative dispute resolution in merits review Duty of parties to use best endeavours to assist the tribunal Presented by Principal Member Jane Anderson Principal Member Veteransrsquo Review Board

Avoiding Bias in Decision Making Actual bias evidence necessary to show that a decision maker was in fact biased

Perceived bias How does one avoid when considering perceived bias in others being affected by onersquos own often not only unacknowledged but often not even perceived biases Is it possible Is it relevant

Apprehended bias and questioning a decision makerrsquos independence or impartiality the test and the evidence required to demonstrate apprehended bias

Rules for administrative decision makers the duty of disclosure and best practices

Presented by Paul Menzies QC 8 Wentworth Chambers

Professional Skills

A3 ndash Aligning Automated Decisions Algorithms amp AI Solutions with Administrative Law Topical administrative law issues for digital transformation and service delivery projects including fairness accountability transparency and contestability

Assessing user experience (UX) algorithms and data from an administrative law and privacy compliance perspective

How legal risk and compliance assessments can be informed by and integrated with UX research user journeys citizen-centric design and data mapping

Presented by Natalie Butler Special Counsel Mills Oakley

Jurisdictional Error Versus Errors on the Face of the Record Two species of judicially reviewable error What is jurisdictional error How does it differ from an error of law on the face of the record What is the record Why does the distinction still matter Recent examples of each type of error Presented by Chantal Tipene Partner Sparke Helmore Accredited Specialist in Government and Administrative Law


DECISION MAKING REASONS BIAS AND ERRORS

Chair Katrina Harry PSM Veteransrsquo Review Board National Registrar and Chief Legal Counsel Veteransrsquo Review Board

ATTEND AND EARN


3

Even a strong well-reasoned decision can fall apart in so many ways Learn how to prepare and communicate your reasons in a clear understandable and defensible way Avoid bias in decision making by understanding bias in all its different forms including the importance of aligning automated decisions algorithms with administrative law to ensure fairness transparency and contestability Examine the distinction between jurisdiction error versus error of law on the face of the record


Recent events have had a dramatic impact on contracts leading to a significant rise in disputes With many parties suddenly unable or unwilling to perform their contractual duties therersquos no better time to explore the most important drafting and disputes issues you need to be across Examine breaches damages remedies securities indemnities liability allocation of risk and more Each of these issues will be covered in-depth along with a look at the latest and most significant contract law cases

4 ATTEND AND EARN


Featuring a renowned specialist in the field Jeffrey Goldberger will walk you through precisely what you need to know From taking a deep dive into the hottest issues and cases impacting contract law to working through real world examples to providing you with precedents examples case law and analysis yoursquoll walk away with insights and tools to implement in your practice

Part 1 Contract Law in the Cases A Review of Recent Decisions Construction and interpretation latest developments Assessment of damages for loss of use Performance securities Breaches capable of remedy in a termination regime

Part 2 Revisiting the Vocabulary of Contract Law Representations and misrepresentations Warranties conditions and indemnities Fundamental breach of contract Deeds and simple contracts Contract variations Entire agreement clauses

Part 3 Statutory Proportionate Liability and Reallocation of Contractual Risk The philosophy of the legislation Concurrent wrongdoers Limitation of liability of a concurrent wrongdoer

Presented by Jeffrey Goldberger Special Counsel Norton Rose Fulbright

Jeffrey Goldberger is contract law specialist with over 25 yearsrsquo experience in the Australian legal sector who is a recognised authority on Australian contract law In 2012 Jeffrey served on the then Federal Attorney Generalrsquos Expert Panel on the effectiveness of Australian contract law Jeffrey formerly lectured in contract law commercial law and private international law at the University of Sydney Law School

Very polished performerinstructor who makes a very technical subject matter so much easier to understand

Excellent Please keep this one as an annual presentation

Absolutely flawless An expert in his field

CONTRACT LAW MASTERCLASS MINIMISING RISK amp LIABILITY

29

Recent Developments The Franchising Code and COVID-19 Issues Status of the development of the changes to the Franchising Code COVID-19 issues relating to franchising Presented by Maija Kerry Special Counsel Norton Rose Fulbright Best Lawyers 2020 Franchise Law

A Critical View of Recent Important Franchising Cases Receive an update on the latest franchising cases and key takeaways you can apply to your practice Presented by Alicia Hill Principal MST Lawyers Accredited Specialist in Commercial Litigation Best Lawyers 2020 Litigation

The Franchisor amp Franchisee Relationship The Key Issues The continuing impact of good faith Goodwill amp intellectual property rights Considerations when selling renewing or terminating a franchise Presented by Simone Pentis Managing Director Advantage Partners Lawyers Deputy Chair Queensland Law Society Franchising Committee

Developments in Disclosure Obligations A Regulatory Update New case law and regulator guidance Disclosure documents What does sufficient and meaningful disclosure mean in practice

Good faith and good disclosure Presented by Megan Jongebloed Director Cowell Clarke

Creating Better Franchise Dispute Resolution Processes How to improve the process of dispute resolution Binding arbitration with capacity to award remedies compensation costs

A guide to undertaking multi-franchisee dispute resolution Practical insights and takeaways Presented by Ana Haarsma Director Haarsma Lawyers


Chair Corinne Attard Consulting Principal Keypoint Law Best Lawyers 2020 Franchise Law

Are you across the latest franchising issues in order to better assist your clients in navigating the year ahead Hear from leading franchising practitioners across Australia as they examine up to the minute developments in the franchising sector Analyse significant cases of interest and key issues in the franchisor and franchisee relationship Gain strategies on best practice compliance and dispute resolution

FRANCHISING LAW UPDATES DISPUTES AND COMPLIANCE

4 ATTEND AND EARN


Settling Class Actions Why are class action settlements different Court approval stakeholders Key issues class closureachieving finality ascertaining quantum late registrations scope of releases confidentiality

Presented by Ian Bolster Partner Ashurst

Professional Skills

What Practitioners Must Know About Class Actions amp Litigation Funding An update on the regulation of litigation funding for class actions introduced in August 2020

The impact of the regulatory regime on the litigation funding industry in Australia and class action filings

Developments regarding Common Fund Orders and contingency fees Presented by Susanna Khouri Head of Investment Operations (Diligence amp Monitoring) Augusta Ventures


Chair Jenny Campbell Partner Allens Recommended Commercial Litigation amp Dispute Resolution Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2019

With the number of class actions in Australia growing exponentially over the past few years and rapid growth expected in the future class action litigation is the definition of a growth area of law Keep apace of this bourgeoning area with a look at the most important issues and strategies for plaintiffs and defendants how settlements are playing out in practice how litigation funding fits in and what the future holds for your practice

CLASS ACTIONS A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE

4 ATTEND AND EARN


THE PLAINTIFF PERSPECTIVE

Class Actions Key Considerations for Plaintiffs Why bring a class action Background policy and outcomes Commerciality funding options and choice of forum Interlocutory hurdles (eg security for costs class closure) The importance of expert evidence Key factors impacting on outcomes for group members Presented by Craig Allsopp Practice Leader - Class Actions Shine Lawyers

THE DEFENDANT PERSPECTIVE

Defending Class Actions Unique Challenges Risks challenges and threats posed by class action litigation Effective strategies to manage cases Pressure points tactics and other procedural tips To settle or not to settle That is the question Presented by Jason Betts Partner Herbert Smith Freehills co-author Class Actions in Australia Thomas Reuters Legal Preeminent Commercial Litigation amp Dispute Resolution Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

PANEL DISCUSSION

A Practical Analysis of the Future of Class Actions Facilitator Jenny Campbell Partner Allens Panellists Craig Allsopp Practice Leader - Class Actions Shine Lawyers Jason Betts Partner Herbert Smith Freehills Susanna Khouri Head of Investment Operations (Diligence amp Monitoring) Augusta Ventures Ian Bolster Partner Ashurst

THE INITIAL STAGES HOW TO APPROACH A MEDIATION

Mediation The Roles of the Lawyer and MediatorEffective mediation requires preparation and constructive guidance by the partiesrsquo lawyers and the mediator The role of those professionals is fundamental to enhancement of the mediation for the benefit of the parties You will explore the practical performance of those roles

Mediation Advocacy Yoursquore Not in Court So Donrsquot Act Like You Are Getting the mindset right collaboration and interests vs all or nothing approach

The role of compromise Understanding and managing litigation risk Managing client expectations

THE CONCLUDING STAGES ETHICAL DILEMMAS AND SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS

Ethical Issues in Mediation Conflict and Moral Morasses The ethics of the informal and client-driven process of mediation are as real and important as the ethics of the formal and judge-driven process of the courtroom

Analysis of how ethics applies generally in mediations The scope of the duties to keep the client appraised and to act in good faith

Overcoming ethical challenges in mediation while achieving successful outcomes

Settlement Agreements The Singapore Convention and international disputes Issues about estoppel and res judicata What does without prejudice really mean when arguing over whether an agreement was reached or not

What effect does the dismissal of proceedings have on the settlement agreement

Challenges to settlement agreements

Presented by Paul Sills Barrister and Mediator

MONDAY 29 MARCH 2021 $405930AM TO 1240PM Live from NSW WEB213N47

Chair Shirli Kirschner CEO Resolve Advisors

Spend the afternoon with barrister Paul Sills This masterclass workshop will enable you to take a deep dive into mediation best practices and strategies Work through practical real world examples and develop insights and tools to implement in your practice Examine how to maximise the benefits of mediation and explore different high level strategies styles and techniques This masterclass is specifically tailored to refine your approach to disputes to deliver positive results for your clients

3 ATTEND AND EARN

25 CPD units in Professional Skills 05 CPD unit in Practical Legal Ethics

MEDIATION MASTERCLASS POSITIVE RESULTS FOR PLEASED CLIENTS


Gain in-depth targeted guides to the most critical issues arising in shareholder disputes Work through the key elements amp strategies involved in derivative actions Master the practicalities of shareholder oppression cases Delve into crucial considerations in winding up a company on just and equitable grounds Gain insights into the procedures and tactics needed to navigate shareholder dispute actions injunctions amp remedies Finally examine the key valuation issues in shareholder agreements

SHAREHOLDER DISPUTES AND VALUATIONS

4 ATTEND AND EARN


Chair Brit Ibanez Partner Hamilton Locke

A Guide to Derivative Actions Foundation of derivative actions Derivative action provisions contained in Part 2F1A Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

Case studies conclusions considerations and practical tips Presented by Chris Kintis Partner ClarkeKann Lawyers

Shareholder Oppression The Company in the Courtroom A review of the operation of ss232 and 233 of the Corporations Act lsquoCommercial unfairnessrsquo in the oppression context Case studies in-depth analysis of a number of corporate oppression cases

Presented by James drsquoApice Special Counsel Chamberlains Law Firm

Shareholders Behaving Badly Are There Just amp Equitable Grounds to Wind up the Company Checklist of commons reasons for disputes between shareholders Section 461(1)(k) Corporations Act 2001 the key considerations Grounds on which a company may be wound up outside of insolvency

- Breakdown of trust and confidence - Deadlock in management of the company - Fraud misconduct or oppression - Serious concerns about compliance with statutory obligations - Section 467(4) the courtsrsquo reluctance to wind up a solvent company

Presented by Rebecca Hegarty Principal Lawyer amp Head of Commercial Advice Coleman Greig

Actions Injunctions amp Remedies the Barristerrsquos Perspective Overview of actions and injunctions available in a shareholder dispute Section 1324 injunctions Breakdown of the strategies and evidence you need to get an injunction

Meeting the onus of proof in shareholder disputes Presented by Edwina Keynes Barrister University Chambers

Professional Skills

Valuation Issues in Shareholder Agreements Whatrsquos at Stake When are valuations required under shareholder agreements Strategic advantages and disadvantages of utilising valuation formulas

When and how to use a valuation formula Detailed breakdown of different valuation methodologies in formula based valuations

Tips and traps to including valuation clauses in a shareholder agreement

Presented by Dan Taylor Managing Director Alpin

31

Directorrsquos Duties The Latest Obligations DampO duties in high risk situations Insolvency issues and insolvent trading Distressed transactions Additional recent and important changes and developments Presented by Shannon Finch Partner Jones Day National Chairman Corporations Committee Law Council of Australia Sydney Corporate Lawyer of the Year Best Lawyers Australia 2020 and Katie Higgins Partner Jones Day

Workplace Law Liabilities amp Trends for Directors and Management Update on contemporary employment and safety law including

- Due diligence safety requirements - Industrial manslaughter and increased penalties - Sexual harassment discrimination and general protections claims - Underpayment issues

Understanding the risks of accessory and individual liability Analysis of recent cases damages and penalties Anticipated future developments Best practice tips to mitigate legal risks Presented by Ian Bennett Special Counsel and Josephine Lennon Associate Sparke Helmore Lawyers

Directors amp Officers and Civil Penalties Accessorial liability Determining penalties Privilege Ethical obligations when acting for Directors amp Officers Presented by Ian Latham Barrister Denman Chambers

Directors amp Officers Insurance and Warranty amp Indemnity Insurance Examination of DampO insurance Explanation of Side A Side B and Side C cover How DampO insurance interacts with a Deed of Access amp Indemnity Insights into current observations on the market Presented by Peter Yeldham Partner and Mandy Tsang Special Counsel King amp Wood Mallesons


DIRECTORS amp OFFICERS DUTIES RISKS amp LIABILITIES

Chair Andrew Pavuk Executive Principal Pavuk Legal

ATTEND AND EARN


3

Examine new developments in directorrsquos duties including the impact of new legislation the rise in insolvency risks and the perils of distressed transactions Analyse the many new and increasingly urgent employment law and health amp safety obligations facing directors amp officers Master how to avoid or deal with risk amp liability by examining the latest in civil penalties privilege and ethical obligations Finally gain a comprehensive guide of directors amp officers and warranty amp indemnity insurance Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Complaints Management

and Litigation Current stats and trends on sexual harassment in the workplace Minimising the occurrence of sexual harassment in the workplace Managing complaints of sexual harassment When it all goes wrong the Australian Human Rights Commission and Court process

Presented by Alana Heffernan National Legal Counsel Electrical Trades Union Leading In-House Employment amp Workplace Health Safety Lawyer Doylersquos Guide 2020

How to Manage Performance in the World of Adverse Action and Discrimination Claims An analysis of the Full Court decision in Western Union Business Solutions (Australia) Pty Ltd v Robinson (2019) 272 FCR 547 [2019] FCAFC 181

Practical tips about handling poor performance or concerns about an employeersquos capacity whilst managing risks of adverse action and discrimination claims

Presented by Vanja Bulut Barrister 12 Wentworth Selborne Chambers Leading Employment Law Junior Counsel Doylersquos Guide 2020

Identifying Discrimination in the Workplace The Employerrsquos Obligations and the Employeersquos Rights Types of conduct that constitutes workplace discrimination Analysis of the employerrsquos duty to prevent discrimination in the workplace and best practices

An overview of rights and remedies available to victims of workplace discrimination

Presented by Uche Okereke-Fisher Barrister State Chambers

Minimising the Risks and Impact of Discrimination and Harassment Complaints A Practical GuideA practical guide to minimising the risk when an employee or customer might make a formal discrimination or harassment complaint with the Australian Human Rights Commission Anti- Discrimination NSW or the Fair Work Commission and how to mitigate the impact if a formal complaint is made Presented by Ben Fogarty Barrister Denman Chambers

Complaints of Discrimination Sexual Harassment or Vilification A Spotlight on NSW as an Example to Other States The types of complaints that Anti-Discrimination NSW can accept under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977

The process of lodging a complaint Some case study examples Presented by Lynette Byrnes Manager Enquiries and Conciliation Anti- Discrimination NSW


Chair Larissa Andelman Barrister 153 Phillip Chambers

Take a practical look at complaints of discrimination harassment and other forms of adverse action how to identify discrimination in the workplace minimising the risks when a complaint has been made and how to manage performance in a world of discrimination and adverse action claims plus more

DISCRIMINATION AND ADVERSE ACTION CLAIMS 2021

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Public Sector Governance in 2021 WEB212C01 $405 $283Women in Public Law WEB212C02 $405 $283CPD Compulsory Units Over Lunch Over 3 Weeks WEB212N01 $405 $283Latest Disciplinary Issues and Lawyers Acting in Conflict of Interest WEB212N01A $155 $108Making a Deal Negotiation Skills WEB212N01B $155 $108Cyber Resilience for Your Practice Practical Strategies to Prevent and Mitigate WEB213N01C $155 $108Running Remote Family Law Hearings Embracing the Future WEB212N02 $295 $207NDIS Law Conference WEB212N04 $770 $539Session 1 Decision Making and Tribunal Procedures WEB212N04A $490 $343Session 2 Legal Issues Impacting Disability Service Providers WEB212N04B $405 $283In-House Counsel Conference WEB213N06 $770 $539Session 1 The 5 Key Legal Issues for In-House Counsel in 2021 WEB213N06A $490 $343Session 2 CPD Compulsory Units for In-House Counsel WEB213N06B $405 $283Advanced Evidence and Advocacy Masterclass WEB212N08 $770 $539Session 1 Evidence Masterclass WEB212N08A $490 $343Session 2 Advocacy Skills for Interlocutory Applications Objections amp Mediation WEB212N08B $405 $283Family Law SMSFs Loans and Tax WEB212N10 $405 $283lsquoHow to Skillsrsquo for Litigators WEB213N08 $490 $343CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers - 4 March 2021 WEB213N09 $405 $283Employment Law Symposium WEB213N10 $770 $539Session 1 Termination and Dismissal ndash Current Concerns WEB213N10A $490 $343Session 2 The Three Hot Topics for 2021 WEB213N10B $405 $283CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers - 9 March 2021 WEB213N14 $405 $283Contract Law Conference Minimising Risks amp Disputes WEB213N18 $770 $539Session 1 Contract Interpretation Protections amp Risk Allocation WEB213N18A $490 $343Session 2 Contract Dispute Resolution Termination amp Damages WEB213N18B $405 $283Commercial Litigation Conference 2021 WEB213N20 $770 $539Session 1 The 5 Key Legal Issues for Commercial Litigators in 2021 WEB213N20A $490 $343Session 2 CPD Compulsory Units for Litigators WEB213N20B $405 $283Business Sales Legal Issues amp Risks WEB213N21 $770 $539Session 1 Significant Legal Issues in Business Sales WEB213N21A $490 $343Session 2 Legal Risks amp Strategies Involving Financial Issues in Business Sales WEB213N21B $405 $283Franchising Law Updates Disputes and Compliance WEB213N24 $490 $343Film and TV Conference 2021 WEB213N26 $770 $539Session 1 Key Legal and Commercial Issues in Film and TV WEB213N26A $490 $343Session 2 Pre-Publication Defamation amp Employment for the Film Industry WEB213N26B $405 $283Family Law Conference WEB213N27 $770 $539Session 1 Settling Assets Contributions Tax and Insolvency WEB213N27A $490 $343Session 2 CPD Compulsory Units for Family Lawyers WEB213N27B $405 $283Mortgages Enforcement Collections amp Critical Updates WEB213N30 $490 $343Immigration Law Symposium WEB213N32 $770 $539Session 1 Visa Updates Legislative Developments amp Key Cases WEB213N32A $405 $283Session 2 CPD Compulsory Units for Lawyers and Migration Agents WEB213N32B $405 $283CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers - 19 March 2021 WEB213N35 $405 $283Health and Safety Law Current Concerns WEB213N36 $405 $283CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers - 23 March 2021 WEB213N38 $405 $283PPSA Fundamentals and Strategies WEB213N40 $405 $283SMSFs Masterclass WEB213N41 $490 $343Directors amp Officers Duties Risks amp Liabilities WEB213N43 $405 $283Shareholder Disputes and Valuations WEB213N44 $490 $343Total Permanent Disability Superannuation and Life Insurance Claims WEB213N45 $490 $343Decision Making Reasons Bias and Errors WEB213N46 $405 $283Mediation Masterclass Positive Results for Pleased Clients WEB213N47 $405 $283Discrimination and Adverse Action Claims 2021 WEB213N48 $490 $343Personal Injuries 3 Strategies to Maximise Damages WEB213N49 $405 $283Contract Law Masterclass Minimising Risk amp Liability WEB213N51 $490 $343Insolvency amp Debt Recovery in Response to COVID-19 Measures WEB213N53 $405 $283A Practical and Comprehensive Guide to Arbitration WEB213N54 $405 $283Civil Claims for Institutional Abuse Settlements Stays amp Damages WEB213N55 $490 $343Class Actions A Comprehensive Guide WEB213N56 $490 $343Forensic Accounting for Lawyers A Workshop WEB213N57 $405 $283Family Law Parenting and Childrens Matters WEB213N60 $490 $343Litigation Issues for All Government Lawyers WEB213Q01 $490 $343Intellectual Property Commercialising IP and Licensing WEB213Q16 $490 $343Native Title and Cultural Heritage Intensive WEB213V16 $490 $343Drafting Mining Agreements Practical Intensive WEB213W17 $405 $283Intellectual Property Symposium WEB213V21 $770 $539Session 1 Intellectual Property Roundup 2021 WEB213V21A $490 $343Session 2 CPD Compulsory Units for IP Lawyers WEB213V21B $405 $283Forensic Evidence in Traffic Law Matters WEB213V25 $405 $283


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ADMINISTRATIVE amp PUBLIC SECTOR LAW Women in Public Law 6Public Sector Governance in 2021 6Litigation Issues for All Government Lawyers 10Decision Making Reasons Bias and Errors 28

CORPORATE amp COMMERCIALProperty and Commercial Law Roundup 4In-House Counsel Conference 9Contract Law Conference Minimising Risks and Disputes 13Business Sales Legal Issues amp Risks 14Commercial Litigation Conference 2021 15Mortgages Enforcement Collections amp Critical Updates 20Insolvency amp Debt Recovery in Response to COVID-19 Measures 26PPSA Fundamentals and Strategies 26SMSFs Masterclass 27Contract Law Masterclass Minimising Risk amp Liability 28Franchising Law Updates Disputes and Compliance 29Class Actions A Comprehensive Guide 29Shareholder Disputes and Valuations 30Directors amp Officers Duties Risks amp Liabilities 31Discrimination and Adverse Action Claims 2021 31

CPD CORE AREASCPD Compulsory Units Over Lunch Over 3 Weeks 3CPD Required Units for All Lawyers - 17 March 2021 4CPD Compulsory Units for In-House Counsel 9CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers ndash 4 March 2021 10CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers ndash 9 March 2021 11CPD Compulsory Units for Litigators 15CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers - 13 March 2021 18CPD Compulsory Units for Family Lawyers 19CPD Compulsory Units for Lawyers and Migration Agents 19Forensic Accounting for Lawyers A Workshop 20CPD Compulsory Units for IP Lawyers 21CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers ndash 19 March 2021 22CPD Compulsory Units for All Lawyers ndash 23 March 2021 25

CRIMINAL LAWForensic Evidence in Traffic Matters 22

FAMILY LAWFamily Wills amp Estates Trusts amp Workplace Law 5Running Remote Family Law Hearings Embracing the Future 7Family Law SMSFs Loans and Tax 7Family Law Parenting amp Childrens Matters 7Family Law Conference 17

CONTENTSIMMIGRATION LAWImmigration Law Symposium 19

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYIntellectual Property Symposium 21Intellectual Property Commercialising IP and Licensing 24

LAW FOR NON LAWYERSNDIS Law Conference 8

LITIGATION amp DISPUTE RESOLUTIONAdvanced Evidence and Advocacy Masterclass 3Litigation Issues for All Government Lawyers 10lsquoHow torsquo Skills for Litigators 11Commercial Litigation Conference 2021 15Mortgages Enforcement Collections amp Critical Updates 20A Practical and Comprehensive Guide to Arbitration 23Class Actions A Comprehensive Guide 29Mediation Masterclass Positive Results for Pleased Clients 30

MEDIA amp ENTERTAINMENTFilm and TV Conference Key Content and Production Issues 16

MINING amp RESOURCESDrafting Mining Agreements Practical Intensive 17

NATIVE TITLENative Title and Cultural Heritage Intensive 17

PERSONAL INJURYNDIS Law Conference 8Personal Injuries 3 Strategies to Maximise Damages 23Civil Claims for Institutional Abuse Settlements Stays amp Damages 24Total and Permanent Disability Superannuation and Life Insurance Claims

27

PROPERTY LAWProperty and Commercial Law Roundup 3Mortgages Enforcement Collections amp Key Updates 20

WHS OHSHealth and Safety Law Current Concerns 16

WILLS ESTATES amp ELDER LAWFamily Wills amp Estates Trusts amp Workplace Law 5

WORKPLACE amp IRFamily Wills amp Estates Trusts amp Workplace Law 5Employment Law Symposium 12Health and Safety Law Current Concerns 16

WOMEN IN LAWWomen in Public Law 6

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830AM - 1245PM WEB212N04A $490

Professional Skills





Professional Skills



Professional Skills


















NDIS LAW CONFERENCE

130PM - 445PM WEB212N04B $405





9

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N06A $490


















Professional Skills









130PM - 445PM WEB213N06B $405


14TH ANNUAL










Professional Skills










4 ATTEND AND EARN





Professional Skills








ATTEND AND EARN


3


11



Professional Skills















OPENING ADDRESS


4 ATTEND AND EARN









830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



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SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV















Professional Skills


730AM TO 1030AM 213S01A $405



1045AM TO 145PM 213S01B $405













Professional Skills


5


215PM TO 630PM 213S01C $490



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3ATTEND AND EARN35



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Professional Skills







Professional Skills


4 ATTEND AND EARN




ATTEND AND EARN

830AM - 1245PM WEB212N04A $490

Professional Skills





Professional Skills



Professional Skills


















NDIS LAW CONFERENCE

130PM - 445PM WEB212N04B $405





9

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N06A $490


















Professional Skills









130PM - 445PM WEB213N06B $405


14TH ANNUAL










Professional Skills










4 ATTEND AND EARN





Professional Skills








ATTEND AND EARN


3


11



Professional Skills















OPENING ADDRESS


4 ATTEND AND EARN









830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










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Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

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Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

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Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



5


215PM TO 630PM 213S01C $490



$960213S01












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WOMEN IN PUBLIC LAW








3ATTEND AND EARN35



7








ATTEND AND EARN3





25




Professional Skills







Professional Skills


4 ATTEND AND EARN




ATTEND AND EARN

830AM - 1245PM WEB212N04A $490

Professional Skills





Professional Skills



Professional Skills


















NDIS LAW CONFERENCE

130PM - 445PM WEB212N04B $405





9

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N06A $490


















Professional Skills









130PM - 445PM WEB213N06B $405


14TH ANNUAL










Professional Skills










4 ATTEND AND EARN





Professional Skills








ATTEND AND EARN


3


11



Professional Skills















OPENING ADDRESS


4 ATTEND AND EARN









830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








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ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



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Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




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4 ATTEND AND EARN






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3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

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Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



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3ATTEND AND EARN35



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25




Professional Skills







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4 ATTEND AND EARN




ATTEND AND EARN

830AM - 1245PM WEB212N04A $490

Professional Skills





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NDIS LAW CONFERENCE

130PM - 445PM WEB212N04B $405





9

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N06A $490


















Professional Skills









130PM - 445PM WEB213N06B $405


14TH ANNUAL










Professional Skills










4 ATTEND AND EARN





Professional Skills








ATTEND AND EARN


3


11



Professional Skills















OPENING ADDRESS


4 ATTEND AND EARN









830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















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3



27













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4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



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Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




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4 ATTEND AND EARN






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3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












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31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




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Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



7








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25




Professional Skills







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4 ATTEND AND EARN




ATTEND AND EARN

830AM - 1245PM WEB212N04A $490

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NDIS LAW CONFERENCE

130PM - 445PM WEB212N04B $405





9

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N06A $490


















Professional Skills









130PM - 445PM WEB213N06B $405


14TH ANNUAL










Professional Skills










4 ATTEND AND EARN





Professional Skills








ATTEND AND EARN


3


11



Professional Skills















OPENING ADDRESS


4 ATTEND AND EARN









830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


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3 ATTEND AND EARN










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4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








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ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



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ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




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4 ATTEND AND EARN






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3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










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3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

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Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



830AM - 1245PM WEB212N04A $490

Professional Skills





Professional Skills



Professional Skills


















NDIS LAW CONFERENCE

130PM - 445PM WEB212N04B $405





9

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N06A $490


















Professional Skills









130PM - 445PM WEB213N06B $405


14TH ANNUAL










Professional Skills










4 ATTEND AND EARN





Professional Skills








ATTEND AND EARN


3


11



Professional Skills















OPENING ADDRESS


4 ATTEND AND EARN









830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




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4 ATTEND AND EARN






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3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



9

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N06A $490


















Professional Skills









130PM - 445PM WEB213N06B $405


14TH ANNUAL










Professional Skills










4 ATTEND AND EARN





Professional Skills








ATTEND AND EARN


3


11



Professional Skills















OPENING ADDRESS


4 ATTEND AND EARN









830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



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Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




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4 ATTEND AND EARN






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3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

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Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV









Professional Skills










4 ATTEND AND EARN





Professional Skills








ATTEND AND EARN


3


11



Professional Skills















OPENING ADDRESS


4 ATTEND AND EARN









830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



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Professional Skills









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3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



11



Professional Skills















OPENING ADDRESS


4 ATTEND AND EARN









830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



830AM - 1245PM WEB213N10A $490























130PM - 445PM WEB213N10B $405



10TH ANNUAL



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



13

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N18A $490


























130PM - 445PM WEB213N18B $405



10TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



830AM - 1245PM WEB213N21A $490

Professional Skills










Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N21B $405


12TH ANNUAL



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



15

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N20A $490















Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N20B $405


18TH ANNUAL














ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV













ATTEND AND EARN


3


Phone (02) 9387 8133






7

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N26A $490


Professional Skills











130PM - 445PM WEB213N26B $405

17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



17





ATTEND AND EARN


4

























Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3


PRACTICAL TIPS

830AM - 1245PM WEB213N27A $490








Professional Skills


















130PM - 445PM WEB213N27B $405


18TH ANNUAL



19




8TH ANNUAL

830AM - 1215PM WEB213N32A $405


















Professional Skills









100PM - 445PM WEB213N32B $405




A P P R O V E D








3 ATTEND AND EARN





















ATTEND AND EARN


4


21

830AM - 1245PM WEB213V21A $490






















130PM - 445PM WEB213V21B $405


9TH ANNUAL



7



Professional Skills






ATTEND AND EARN


3






3 ATTEND AND EARN









23









3 ATTEND AND EARN


Professional Skills















3 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






4 ATTEND AND EARN















4 ATTEND AND EARN




25








Professional Skills











ATTEND AND EARN


3













How Does it Work


60 $5100 $85

80 $6400 $80

100 $7500 $75

120 $8400 $70















3 ATTEND AND EARN


PANEL DISCUSSION




















ATTEND AND EARN


3



27













SMSFS MASTERCLASS

4 ATTEND AND EARN





4 ATTEND AND EARN










Professional Skills



Professional Skills






Professional Skills








Professional Skills









ATTEND AND EARN


3




4 ATTEND AND EARN












29












4 ATTEND AND EARN




Professional Skills








4 ATTEND AND EARN






PANEL DISCUSSION

















3 ATTEND AND EARN






4 ATTEND AND EARN












Professional Skills





31










ATTEND AND EARN


3

















4 ATTEND AND EARN



Early Bird




Early Bird

Face to Face






Amex Visa


CREDITCARD


Card Number


Title First name

Last name

Job title

Organisation

Postal address

City State PCode

DX

Email

Phone Mobile

YOUR DETAILS




PAYMENT


PH 02 9387 8133




Name on Card

Signature

Expiry Date CVV



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