23-06-22 @ 5:30 pm / Salwa Marsh, Michael May — Commercial Equity, Contract
What will the seminar cover? Cryptocurrency is always in the headlines, and consumer use of it is becoming increasingly mainstream. But the law is yet to grapple extensively with cryptocurrency and the blockchain technology that underpins it. This seminar aims to provide a basic introduction to what cryptocurrencies are and…
Queensland Young Lawyers x Level Twenty Seven CPD: Life at the Bar
04-05-22 @ 6:00 pm / Stewart Webster, Florence Chen
What will the seminar cover? Queensland Young Lawyers (QYL) and Level Twenty Seven launched its second seminar series with 'Life at the Bar' on Wednesday 4 May 1800 (AEST). Barristers Stewart Webster, Florence Chen (Level Twenty Seven Chambers) and Emma Fitzgerald (Jeddart Chambers) compared the different courses they took to…
Legally Bound is a meeting of law students, legal practitioners and advisors, in association with The Legal Forecast Creative, to discuss non-fiction and fiction texts which raise issues impacting the law. This is a friendly, non-political and inclusive group, as such conversation will focus on how the texts provide thought on how…
Legally Bound is a meeting of law students, legal practitioners and advisors, in association with The Legal Forecast Creative, to discuss non-fiction and fiction texts which raise issues impacting the law. This is a friendly, non-political and inclusive group, as such conversation will focus on how the texts provide thought on how the…
Privilege in International Arbitration: Procedure and Pitfalls
25-11-21 @ 12:30 pm / Nicholas Andreatidis QC, Angus O'Brien — Arbitration, International
What will the seminar cover? The principles governing the availability and bounds of legal professional privilege in the context of international arbitral proceedings are in a considerable state of uncertainty. Is privilege able to be claimed? If so, what law governs those claims? How do Tribunals resolve those issues? And…
