This CPD session will explore keeping Chambers competitive in an evolving and increasingly complex environment. It will consider the business case for integrating diversity and inclusion as a competitive advantage including: attracting and retaining the best readers and members receiving briefs from law firms, government agencies and clients, in line with equitable briefing policies reflecting and understanding the society the...
From 1 July 2026, anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing obligations (AML/CTF) will come into effect for a range of new businesses and industries. This includes legal practitioners who provide "designated services" under section 6 of the amended Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (Cth) (the Act). Thanks to the successful advocacy of the NSW Bar Association - led by...
The Bar Association is delighted to welcome Judge Patricia Lees, the Honorary Recorder of Guildford Crown Court (United Kingdom). Judge Lees will present on how courts can accommodate vulnerable witnesses in serious criminal trials. Her Honour will explain the English reforms that were introduced to facilitate vulnerable witnesses having fair access to justice; the model on which recent NSW reforms...
In this second seminar hosted by the NSW Bar Association as part of ACICA's Australian Arbitration Week, join some of the top advocates in international arbitration and at the NSW Bar as they share their tools of the trade. In the format of an open masterclass, the practitioners will provide tips on persuading arbitral tribunals through the various stages of...
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