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10 POINTS IN ONE DAY
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Thursday, 20 November 2014
7.30am to 6.30pm $875
Earn your year’s CPD requirements in one day! Hear our experts deliver timely legal updates in some important areas of law plus earn points in the CPD Core areas of professional skills, practical legal ethics and practice
management and business skills. Book for the whole day or only for the sessions relevant to your practice.
Session 1: Family, Wills and Estates $255
7.30am to 9.30am
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»» Chair: Gaetano Aiello, Partner, Treloar & Treloar
Family Law and Contested Estates Case Update
A practical review of the most important cases heard over the last
12 months in all areas of family and estate law from a view of how
these decisions might impact your practice and procedure.
»» Presented by Rose-Marie Read, Barrister, Elliott Johnston
Chambers
Interplay between Family Law and Estate Planning
• Past and future inheritances in family law property disputes
• Use of Financial Agreements
• Impact of separation and divorce on an existing estate plan
• Impact of relationship breakdown on joint tenancy ownership
• Mutual Will Contracts and Trusts for blended families
• Superannuation death benefits and former partners
• Statutory wills and the Family Court
»» Presented by Greg Welden, Principal, Welden & Coluccio Lawyers
and Joanna Diamantopoulos, Senior Associate, Di Rosa Lawyers
Breaking Up is Hard to do: How to Ensure Wills Cover the
Unexpected
• Drafting to deal with past divorce and blended families
• Drafting to deal with future divorce:
- What needs to be considered?
- Financial arrangements
»» Presented by Mark Jappe, Partner and Melissa Yule, Consultant,
Adelta Legal
Session 2: CPD Core Areas $405
9.45am to 12.45pm
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»» Chair: Gaetano Aiello, Partner, Treloar & Treloar
Professional Skills
Legal Practitioners (Miscellaneous Amendment) Act: 6 Month
Review: Has the Sky Fallen In?
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Are the right procedures in place in your firm?
Are you ready for the 1st July 2015 changes?
Dealing with adjudications under the Amendment Act
Dealing with a Conduct Commissioner complaint regarding
costs/overcharging
»» Presented by Graeme Arnold, Principal, Arnold Costs Solicitors
Practical Legal Ethics
The Commissioner’s Office: 6 Months On
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General overview
New misconduct definitions: How are they working in practice?
The complaints process in operation
Use of the Commissioner’s new disciplinary powers
Appeals to the Tribunal
Overcharging complaints
• Has the flood hit yet?
• Binding determinations in operation
• Level of compliance with Schedule 3?
»» Presented by Greg May, Legal Profession Conduct Commissioner
• Terminating contracts at common law
• Claims for quantum meruit consequent upon termination at
common law
»» Presented by Alex Lazarevich, Barrister, Anthony Mason Chambers
Practice Management & Business Skills
Impact of Changes to Party, Party and Solicitor & Client Costs
Rules
Commercial Law Case Update
• Increase in the threshold for obtaining costs in the District Court:
-Decision of Master Norman in Mayer v Robinson, the increase in
the District Court threshold applies to existing actions
• New Magistrates Court cost rules
- Dealing with the shared cost provisions
- New solicitor/ client disclosure
• Section 127(C) of the Motor Vehicles Act
- Challenges to plaintiff motor vehicle practices, & potential
solutions
• The Legal Practitioners (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act 2013
-Retainer drafting strategies to comply with the disclosure rules
»» Presented by Bill Ericson, Special Counsel, Finlaysons
Session 3: Commercial Law Update $405
1.15pm to 4.15pm
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»» Chair: Greg Arthur, Partner, Mellor Olsson
PPSA and The Current Climate: What’s Happening?
• Personal Properties Review Process
- Key new developments and changes to the law: Personal
Property Securities Amendment (Deregulatory Measures)
Bill 2014: impact on PPS leases
- Plans for the future: impending review
• Recent case law in Australia
• Issues yet to make their way to court judgment
• Limitations on the effect of a PMSI
• PPSR: update on its traps and risks
»» Presented by Paul Lagozzino, Partner – Banking and Commercial,
Fisher Jeffries
Employment Issues on the Sale or Acquisition of a Business
• Due diligence: what to look for
• When does a “transfer of business” occur?
• Share sales vs asset sales and impact on employee entitlements
• Transfer of industrial instruments
• Managing employee entitlements on the sale of a business
• Record keeping obligations
• Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) and Long Service Leave Act 1987 (SA)
• Protection of confidential information and restraints of trade
»» Presented by Clare Raimondo, Partner, HWL Ebsworth Lawyers
• A practical review of the most important cases heard over the
last 12 months in all areas of commercial law
»» Presented by David Riggall, Barrister, Anthony Mason Chambers
Session 4: Property Law Update $255
4.30pm to 6.30pm
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»» Chair: Greg Arthur, Partner, Mellor Olsson
Leasing in a Down Turn Market: A Review of Rights and
Obligations
• Termination of leases: To terminate or not?
• Tenant lock-outs and the common law remedy of distraint
• Repudiation: determining if the lease has been repudiated
• Obligations to mitigate loss incurred by breach of lease
• Bank guarantees
• Preferences
• Dealing with tenant default
• Landlord incentives in a down turn market
»» Presented by Peter Britten-Jones, Barrister, Bar Chambers
CGT, GST and Income Tax Issues for Property
• Differentiating between a mere realisation of a capital asset and
a profit making enterprise
• Determining the cost base of a rental property, its fixtures and
fittings and maintaining appropriate records for CGT purposes
• Deductibility of property related expenses, including negative
gearing property investments
• Consideration of structures for holding or developing property
including some Land Tax issues
»» Presented by Julie Van der Velde, Senior Associate, Donaldson
Walsh
Verification of Identity (VOI): Making it Work in Practice
• Key issues under the Verification of Identity Policy: face to face
interviews, documentations and what is deemed reasonable
steps?
• Model participation rules
• Templates and precedents
»» Presented by John Paholski, Principal, and Mark Paholski, Licensed
Conveyancer, ID Secure
Breach, Repudiation and Terminating a Contract
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Dealing with serious breaches of contract
Default notices and other express remedies
Damages, liquidated damages and penalties
Terminating contracts in accordance with contract terms
Repudiation, rights and remedies
ATTEND AND EARN 10 CPD UNITS INCLUDING:
7 UNITS IN SUBSTANTIVE LAW
1 UNIT IN PRACTICAL LEGAL ETHICS
1 UNIT IN PRACTICE MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS SKILLS
1 UNIT IN PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
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Intellectual Property Law Update
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MISCELLANEOUS
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Film and Television Law (NSW
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Advertising and Marketing Law
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OND136N10
3
$405
PERSONAL INJURY
Commercial Law Update (SA March
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OND143S01C
3
$405
Personal Injury Law: Retrospect and
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Privacy Law Reform: Protections
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$405
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Personal Property Securities Act:
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Property Law: Key Update for 2013
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Property and Leasing (SA March
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Contract Law: Key Clauses and
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School Law (NSW November 2013)
WILLS AND ESTATES
Wills and Estate Roundup (SA
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SCHOOL LAW CONFERENCE 2014
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Thursday, 20 November 2014
9.00am to 5.00pm
$792
If you feel ill-prepared or under-equipped to deal with the mountain of legal issues that confront you in your day-to-day role as a leader of a school community or want to refresh your knowledge, then this conference will
provide you with guidance on handling some of the most important and new and pressing issues such as the school’s obligations under the new Privacy Act, the Discrimination Disability Act, workplace health and safety in
schools and much more.
Session 1: Legal Issues Relating to Teachers and Staff $450
Session 2: Legal Issues Relating to Students 9.00am to 12.45pm
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»» Chair: Sashi Maharaj QC, Murray Chambers
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»» Chair: Tony Houey, Deputy Principal, Pembroke School, President,
ANZELA (SA Branch)
When Principals and Senior Staff Clash with the Board
• The importance of responsibilities and entitlements to be clearly
outlined in the contract of employment
• Is their a grievance procedure to deal with such disputes?
• Is there an obligation to give natural justice
»» Presented by Andrew Collett, Barrister, Murray Chambers and
Michael Ats, Principal, Lieschke & Weatherill Lawyers
Workplace Health and Safety: Raising Awareness Through
Safety Management Systems
• Consultation, representation and participation; obligations of
duty holders under the WHS legislation and getting staff
involved
• What does a good WHS management system look like?
• Managing mental as well as physical health of staff
• Workplace stressors and bullying
• Prevention and early intervention: keys to success
»» Presented by Gerry Conley, WHS Advisor, Independent Education
Union (SA) and Lutheran Schools Association
Investigating Claims of Bullying: A Practical Approach
• When the school should investigate, including trivial or vexatious
allegations
• The importance of policies, procedures, codes of conduct and
keeping a written record
• Essential investigative steps: determining the who, where, when
and how your investigation should be conducted
• Collating evidence and ensuring procedural fairness: practical
‘tips and traps’ you must be aware of
• Rights and obligations of complainants, witnesses and the
employer
• After the investigation: what to do once the findings are in
»» Presented by Graham Harbord, Director, Johnston Withers
Impact of the Proposed Changes to Workers Compensation on
Schools
• Changes to psychiatric injury provisions
• Re-introduction of common law
• Increase in other employment litigation due to workers
compensation changes
»» Presented by Steven Dolphin, Principal, Lieschke & Weatherill
Lawyers
Privacy Policies for Schools
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Enrolment forms
Security of records
Mature/minor student
When do student wishes override that of parents
Student records i.e. school reports, medical history and school
counsellor records
»» Presented by Lisa Jarrett, Partner, Minter Ellison
Managing the Risks of Off-Campus Activities: Excursions, Sport
and Camps
Legal Risk Management for School Leaders
Like never before, school leaders have an increasingly complex
legal burden and being aware of the legal issues pertaining to a
specific incident is only the first step in ensuring action or inaction
does not result in litigation. Knowing the how, when and what of
legal risk management will assist you to avoid the school being
involved in a claim in the Courts.
»» Panel facilitator:
Tony Houey, Deputy Principal, Pembroke School, President,
ANZELA (SA Branch)
»» Panellists:
Grant Ley, Principal, Morphett Vale East School
Will Snow, Senior Associate, Minter Ellison
• The duty of care; a non-delegable duty
• The standard of care, foreseeability and causation
• Practical guidelines and principles and the risk management
process
• Particular issues relating to off-campus activities
»» Presented by Tony Possingham, Barrister, Mitchell Chambers
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Social Media, Defamation and Schools
• What is defamation and what it isn’t?
• How to deal with defamation in a social media context
• Practical advice on developing a social media policy to effectively
deal with defamatory comments on social media platforms
• Protective practice guidelines: What should schools be putting
on their Social Media sites?
»» Presented by Paul Gordon, Senior Associate, Finlaysons
Understanding Your Obligations under the Discrimination
Disability Act: Some Practical and Realistic Advice
• Legal rights and responsibilities of students with disabilities and
the school
• Applying the law when managing difficult behaviour arising from
a disability: discipline, suspension and expulsion
• Accommodating students with disabilities and understanding the
financial obligations and limitations
»» Presented by Will Snow, Senior Associate, Minter Ellison
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3RD ANNUAL WINE LAW
Friday, 21 November 2014
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Friday, 21 November 2014
This is a unique forum of discussion and guidance will examine
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Contaminated sites are making headlines, filling court dockets
and shaping commercial transactions across South Australia.
Lawyers, contractors, regulators and consultants will quickly fall
behind if they don’t keep up with the latest developments. This
seminar’s expert panel will give you an in-depth understanding
of key trends in property transfers, public health issues, EPA
investigations, property development and the types of actions
that can arise from contaminated sites.
»» Chair: Will Taylor, Partner, Finlaysons; President Australasian
Chapter of the International Wine Law Association
Recent Developments in International Wine Regulation
• The key recent developments in wine labelling
• Authorised winemaking practices
• Wine compositional requirements and import certification
• Initiatives designed to ease the regulatory burden
»» Presented by Steve Guy, General Manager – Regulatory
Services, Australian Grape and Wine Authority
»» Chair: Andrew Pruszinski, Manager Site Contamination,
Environmental Protection Authority
Contaminated Sites: Liabilities, Actions and Consequences
• Possible claims related to contaminated sites
• Who can be sued and best practices to avoid liability
• Litigation concerns: costs, discovery, and timing
• Potential penalties and consequences
• Environmental class actions
»» Presented by Kathryn Walker, Partner, Lynch Meyer
Trade Marks: Benefits, Oppositions and Practices Around the
World
• Benefits of registering trade marks
• Infringement of third party registered and unregistered trade
mark rights
• Trade mark oppositions
• Different trade mark practices around the world
»» Presented by Louise Emmett, Partner, Madderns
Liquor Licensing
• Cellar door licensing and planning considerations
• Producer’s license and other license types
• Responsible service of alcohol
• Liquor licensing code of practice
• Collector cellar doors
»» Presented by Ben Allen, Partner, Wallmans
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The Legal and Commercial Implications of Property Transfers
• Property transfers and disclosure obligations
• Due diligence investigations and inquiries
• Allocating responsibility for clean-up
• Consumer law implications
»» Presented by James Levinson, Partner, Botten Levinson
Managing Environmental Protection Authority Investigations
and Prosecutions
Addressing the Priorities for
Environmental and Climate Change Law
Wine Equalisation Tax: The Winemakers Federation’s View
• T
he Winemakers Federations’ view on the future of WET and
tax rebates
• Overview on the operation of the new provisions
• Practical issues
»» Presented by Paul Evans, Chief Executive, Winemakers
Federation of Australia
• Powers of authorised officers
• Navigating investigations and working with the EPA
• Self-incrimination and admissibility
»» Presented by Jeremy Hill, Partner, Minter Ellison
Development of Brownfield Land: A Case Study
FRIDAY 21 NOVEMBER 2014
INTERCONTINENTAL SYDNEY
• Engaging with the EPA on development approvals and
rezoning proposals
• Who takes the risk in determining the suitability of land for the
proposed use?
• Managing the environmental assessment and remediation
process; dealing with waste soils
• Working with local councils
»» Presented by Judith Bradsen, Special Counsel, Cowell Clarke
Commercial Lawyers
Managing Insurance Risk
• Insurance policies
• Risks covered
• Product recall risks
»» Presented by Mark Hamilton, Managing Partner, Grope Hamilton
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This must-attend session is specially tailored for in-house lawyers.
Consider the core ethical issues encountered by in-house lawyers
and how to appropriately handle them, how to become more
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Friday, 21 November 2014
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2.00pm to 5.15pm $450
How will the proposed changes to CTP insurance impact personal
injury lawyers in South Australia? How are the new Magistrate
Court rules working since their implementation? With so much
ongoing reform ensure you’re in the best position to grapple with
the changes ahead and how they will impact you, your clients and
your practice.
»» Chair: John Pearce, Partner, Scales & Co
Practical Considerations Regarding the ISV Report
»» Presented by Sashi Maharaj QC, Murray Chambers
• Medical evidence generally under the new regime
• What is the role, if any, for the traditional medical report under
the New Regime?
• ISV Reports by Accredited Health Professionals: an analysis of
the Regulations and practical considerations
»» Presented by Michael Kernot, Barrister, Carrington Chambers
Practice Management & Business Skills
Building Your “Business Focus”: Spotlight on Strategy
Dealing with CTP Amendments and Jurisdictional Cost
Changes in the Magistrate’s Court
In-house lawyers have to be more than lawyers; they need to
engage with the broader goals of their organisations. They are
increasingly expected to contribute to the strategic direction of the
company and to make business decisions. To develop this “business
focus”, you need to understand your company’s Competitive
Strategy and the principles that underpin it.
Magistrate Court Rules: One Year On
Practical Legal Ethics
Everyday Ethics: A Discussion of Practical Examples of Ethical
Issues Arising for In-house Lawyers
• Proving loss
• Fast tracking
• Extensions of time after Ireland v Wightman
»» Presented by Jarrod Warren, Barrister, Carrington Chambers
• Offer and judgment process: pros and cons
• How claims are being managed
• How to best comply with the rules
• Deciding to sue in the Magistrate’s Court
»» Panellists:
Magistrate Jane Schammer, Magistrate’s Court of South Australia
Peter Moloney, Principal, Moloney & Partners
Roberto Clemente, Partner, C + F Lawyers
Michael Kernot, Barrister, Carrington Chambers
Jarrod Warren, Barrister, Carrington Chambers
In this session you will cover:
• What is strategy?
• How is competitive advantage derived?
• What are the potential sources of competitive advantage?
• Decisions that are driven by strategy
• Aligning your legal role with the company’s strategy
»» Presented by Shelley Dunstone, Principal, Legal Circles
Professional Skills
Running an Effective Workplace Investigation
• How to maximise cooperation
• Substantive and procedural fairness
• Common issues that arise
• Disclosure of investigation reports
• Fraud related matters and processes to abide by
»» Presented by Margaret Kaukas, Special Counsel, Donaldson
Walsh Lawyers
It was very informative and the
materials provided were great
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commences 1 April through to 31 March each year. (You can attend a maximum of either
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1 UNIT IN PRACTICE MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS SKILLS
1 UNIT IN PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
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