What will the seminar cover? Four members of the Queensland Chapter Committee will present four of the most notable and engaging Constitutional Law cases of 2025: Ravbar v Commonwealth [2025] HCA 25 Farmer v Minister for Home Affairs [2025] HCA 38 G Global 120E T2 Pty Ltd v Commissioner of…
To celebrate CIArb Australia’s 30th Anniversary, a panel discussion on “Reflecting on Key Trends and Anticipated Developments” will be held on Wednesday, 12 November 2025, at Holding Redlich Brisbane. Lucinda Brabazon will join The Hon Justice Sarah Derrington AM, Geoff Farnsworth, Dr Dominic Katter, Russell Thirgood, and Stephen Burton on…
AUSTRALIAN ARBITRATION WEEK 2025 – Crypto Disputes in Arbitration: Navigating the New Frontier of Digital Asset Conflict
15-10-25 @ 2:45 pm / Rob Anderson KC, Lucinda Brabazon, Tim Elliss — Arbitration, International
Wednesday 15 October 2025 2:45pm AEDT Discussion As crypto assets become mainstream, arbitration is emerging as the preferred forum for resolving disputes across tokenised investments, smart contracts, custody arrangements, and decentralised finance (DeFi). This panel brings together commercial barristers, arbitration practitioners, and regulatory experts to examine the unique challenges of…
Evidence in Chief – QYL x Level Twenty Seven Chambers
02-10-25 @ 5:30 pm / Florence Chen, Oliver Cook
What will the seminar cover? Florence Chen and Oliver Cook (Level Twenty Seven Chambers) will present with the Queensland Young Lawyers on the topic of Evidence in Chief. Who should attend? This event is perfect for lawyers wanting to sharpen their trial skills and those considering a future at the…
What will the seminar cover? Whilst the introduction of expedited arbitration procedures by institutions aimed to reduce the delay and expense associated with arbitral proceedings, it is not always easy to strike the right balance between procedural efficiency and due process when applying these rules. The panel will discuss their…
