Topic:
    Goldberger on Contract 2023

    Speakers:
    Jeffrey Goldberger, Special Counsel, Norton Rose Fulbright
    Sarah Hill, 4 Selborne Chambers (Chair)

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library during May 2023

Goldberger on Contract 2023

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Privacy and cyber security class actions: the next growth wave

    Speaker:
    Professor John Swinson, University of Queensland Law School

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in March 2023

Privacy and cyber security class actions: the next growth wave

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Emerging trends in class actions litigation — panel discussion

    Speakers:
    Craig Allsopp, Joint Head of Class Actions, Shine Lawyers (Panel Chair)
    Lachlan Armstrong KC, List A Barristers, Melbourne
    Charlie Morris, Chief Investment Officer, Woodsford, London
    Amanda Engels, Partner, King & Wood Mallesons
    Tim Finney, Director, Phi Finney McDonald

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in March 2023

Emerging trends in class actions litigation — panel discussion

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Emerging trends in class actions litigation from a judicial perspective

    Speakers:
    Vicky Antzoulatos, Joint Head of Class Actions, Shine Lawyers (Chair)
    Hon Justice Michael Lee, Federal Court of Australia

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in March 2023

Emerging trends in class actions litigation from a judicial perspective

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    International and modern slavery laws (Rule 6.1.3)
    Speaker:
    Robert Pelletier, Lecturer, University of Notre Dame Australia
    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library, February 2023
    International and Australian modern slavery laws pursuant to:
    • The Rome Statue
    • Criminal Code Act 1995 (Cth)
    • Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth)
    The focus is on:
    • What is modern slavery?
    • The nature and extent of the problem.
    • Slavery and slavery-like offences in Australian criminal law.
    • Annual obligations on entities with an annual consolidated revenue of more than $100m
    to report on the risk of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains.

International and modern slavery laws (Rule 6.1.3)

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Discrimination and harassment in the legal workplace. The professional conduct
    consequences of lawyers ‘behaving badly’ (Rule 6.1.2)
    Speaker:
    Angus Macinnis, Director of Dispute Resolution, StevensVuaran Lawyers
    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library, February 2023

Discrimination and harassment in the legal workplace. The professional conduct consequences of lawyers ‘behaving badly’ (Rule 6.1.2)

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Issues in legal ethics (Rule 6.1.1)
    Speaker:
    Professor Gerard Ryan, University of Notre Dame Australia
    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library, February 2023

Issues in legal ethics (Rule 6.1.1)

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Practice in the Corporations List of the Supreme Court of NSW and recent case law

    Speakers:
    Hon Justice Ashley Black, Supreme Court of NSW; Norman Donato, Partner, Bartier Perry (Chair)

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in July 2022

Practice in the Corporations List of the Supreme Court of NSW and recent case law

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Equity’s path to justice

    Speakers:
    Hon Justice Julie Ward, President, NSW Court of Appeal; Sarah Hill, 4 Selborne Chambers (Chair)

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in June, 2022

    The seminar explores the judicial method for deciding a case in equity in contrast to the path taken by the common law.

Equity’s path to justice

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Problems with restraint of trade

    Speakers:
    Thomas Bathurst AC, QC, former Chief Justice of NSW; Norman Donato, Bartier Perry (Chair)

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in JuneA, 2022

Problems with restraint of trade

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Pleading causation

    Speakers:
    Hon Justice John Bond, Queensland Court of Appeal; Ben Whitten, Hemmant’s List (Chair

    Venue:
    Recorded at Vincents Chartered Accountants, Brisbane, in May, 2022

Pleading causation

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Floodprone land: avoiding, planning and reform

    Speakers:
    Dr James Smith, Ian Hemmings SC (Chair) — Martin Place Chambers

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in May, 2022

Floodprone land: avoiding, planning and reform

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Acquisition and compensation checklist

    Speakers:
    Angela Pearman, Mark Seymour and Ian Hemmings SC (Chair) — Martin Place Chambers

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in May, 2022

    The seminar covers:
    • Getting your house in order before you receive the PAN
    • Compare and contract compensation, particularly disturbance for 88K as against Just Terms

Acquisition and compensation checklist

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    NCAT property issues

    Speakers:
    Lauren Sims, Chris Koikas and Ian Hemmings SC (Chair) — Martin Place Chambers

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in May, 2022

    The seminar covers navigating litigation in NCAT and access to neighbouring lands

NCAT property issues

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Strata renewal update including dealing with entitlement

    Speakers:
    Janet McKelvey, Lara Nurpuri and Ian Hemmings SC (Chair) — Martin Place Chambers

    Venue:
    Recording at the NSW State Library in May, 2022

Strata renewal update including dealing with entitlement

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
    Topic:
    Regulatory enforcement and class actions: conflict and co-ordination

    Speaker:
    Professor Michael Legg, University of NSW

    Venue:
    Recorded at the NSW State Library in May, 2022

    Enforcement of laws is crucial for effective regulation. Historically, enforcement was the province of a government regulator with significant discretion (public enforcement). However, more and more citizens are being expected to take action themselves (private enforcement). The rise of the shareholder class action in Australia, backed by litigation funding or lawyers, has given rise to private litigation overlapping with that of the government regulator, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.  

    The seminar covers:
    1. Causes of overlapping enforcement
    2. Ramifications of overlapping enforcement
    3. Responses to overlapping enforcement through coordination and case management.

Regulatory enforcement and class actions: conflict and co-ordination

Member Price: 0.00
Non Member Price: $75.00
© Copyright 2023 Commercial Law Association of Australia (CLA) |  Site by ICAN Solutions