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CAPE TOWN LEGAL CONFERENCE

+ CPD AT THE SNOW

TUESDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4809.00AM TO 1.15PM 189W01

This program is designed with workers compensation lawyers in mind and will enable you to gain your CPD core competency area points while being brought up to speed on the latest case law and legislative updates. You will pick up practical tips to gain an edge for your clients, develop your practice, manage conflicts between employers and insurers and avoid ethical pitfalls that can trip up your matters and your practice.

Chair: Fiona Stanton, Barrister, Francis Burt Chambers

` Competency Area 4: Substantive Law Case and Legislation Update: The Year to Date A review of recent decisions of importance to personal injury lawyers from WA and other jurisdictions, including appeal cases, relating to workers compensation and common law access.

� Presented by John-Paul Wilson, Principal, Gilchrist Connell; Recommended Public & Product Liability Lawyer (Defendant), Doyle’s Guide 2017

` Competency Area 3: Ethics & Professional Responsibility A Light in the Dark: Finding Your Way Out of Ethical Black Holes How to identify and approach an ethical issue in workers compensation.

� Presented by Robert McCabe, Barrister, Albert Wolff Chambers

` Competency Area 1: Practice Management Worker’s Compensation Practices: Profitable and Valuable by Nature or Design? · How do we value our practices? · What makes them valuable? · Explore how to get the best value from your practice for your clients and your professional standing � Presented by Martin Dobson, Partner, Moray & Agnew; Recommended

Public & Product Liability Lawyer (Defendant), Doyle’s Guide 2017

` Competency Area 2: Professional Skills Managing Conflicts of Interest Between Employer and InsurerCeding control can be difficult for employers, especially where there are ongoing employee relationship issues. When an insurer takes control, what problems can arise and how do you deal with them? · The decision to deny liability · Case management and communications with counsel · Collection, collation and filing of evidence, particularly when there is commercially sensitive information involved

· Relationship management with the employee � Presented by Jessica Henderson, Barrister Francis Burt Chambers

1 CPD point in Competency Area 1: Practice Management 1 CPD point in Competency Area 2: Professional Skills1 CPD point in Competency Area 3: Ethics & Professional Responsibility1 CPD point in Competency Area 4: Substantive Law

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CPD CORE COMPETENCY AREAS FOR WORKERS COMPENSATION LAWYERS

WORKERS COMPENSATION: EVIDENCE AND CASE PREPARATION INTENSIVE

TUESDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4802.00PM TO 5.15PM 189W02

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to fine tune your evidence gathering and case preparation skills in workers compensation matters with in-depth and interactive workshops and presentations. Featuring expert barristers and lawyers, this comprehensive program will arm you with all the information you need to take your practice to the next level.

Chair: Brian Nugawela, Barrister, Sir Clifford Grant Chambers

INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP FOR WORKERS COMPENSATION LAWYERS

Workers Compensation Evidence Gathering and Case Presentation

This 2 hour masterclass is your opportunity to hone your skills to expertly plead and prove your next workers compensation matter.

This unique collaborative and interactive workshop led by Neil Morrissey, Barrister, Albert Wolff Chambers and David Burton, Partner, SRB Legal will feature insights and tips from a barrister and a practitioner’s perspective. Gain real world examples and practical guidance on effectively planning and structuring your case from the very start how to gather and leverage the evidence needed to emerge victorious in your matters.

Planning, Pleading and Structuring your Case

· Pleadings: mastering the pleadings and particulars · Does causation need to be explored further? · What is the onus of proof to establish a work related injury? · What is the onus for compensation payments where disability assessment is beyond 15%?

Proving your Case and Damages

· What evidence do you need? · Evidence gathering: strategies and best practices · Gaining the necessary evidence to successfully litigate psychiatric liability claims

· Expert witness evidence: What specialist do you choose and what questions do you ask them? � Presented by Neil Morrissey, Barrister, Albert Wolff Chambers and David

Burton, Partner, SRB Legal

Mastering Witness Statements and Affidavits in Workers Compensation Matters · The rules of evidence and their relevance in workers’ compensation · Drafting witness statements · Drafting affidavits · Legal professional privilege in relation to expert evidence and experts’ reports

· Dealing with adverse and competing expert evidence prior to and during hearing � Presented by Fiona Stanton, Barrister, Francis Burt Chambers; Sessional

Arbitrator, WorkCover

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Very impressive seminar

Valuable and informative

TUESDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4809.00AM TO 1.15PM 189W03

Your clients have worked hard to put themselves in the best financial position possible and they’re counting on you to help them stay in that position. But doing so is often far easier said than done. Wills are challenged, superannuation and tax laws change and a client’s personal situation can shift at a moment’s notice. In one info-packed morning you can master the strategies necessary to manage these issues throughout your client’s lifetime and upon death.

Chairs: Michael Hodgkins, Partner and Lucy Dickens, Supervising Lawyer, Birman & Ride

` Competency Area 2: Professional Skills How to Best Protect the Testamentary Wishes of Your Clients: Taking Instructions and Supervising the Execution of Wills · Challenging wills on the ground of testamentary capacity is becoming very common: How do you best protect your elderly clients?

· Determining capacity and giving certainty that it won’t be contested � Presented by David Kirchner, Director, Templar Legal

Drafting of Testamentary Trusts in Wills: Advantages And Disadvantages · When should you use a testamentary trust? · Advantages and disadvantages of creating a testamentary trust · The optional vs the mandatory trust · Understanding testamentary trusts in operation � Presented by Tim Pepper, Consultant, Robertson Hayles Lawyers

Managing Assets to Avoid Family Provision Claims Against a Will · Dealing with assets prior to death to avoid disputes · Transferring assets prior to death � Presented by John Butler, Special Counsel & Principal, Butlers Lawyers &

Notaries

Estate Planning Strategies for Superannuation ClientsDue to the complex tax rules applicable for superannuation funds (in particular for funds with members receiving a pension), applying one strategy to all superannuation clients will likely negatively impact the final quantum of the death benefit payable to the member’s estate or intended beneficiaries. In this session you will: · Evaluate the effectiveness of some common strategies used in estate planning to deal with the client’s superannuation interests

· Analyse the relevant tax and duty considerations for dealing with property in SMSFs following the death of a member � Presented by Yikai Hoe, Director, Provident Lawyers

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ESTATE PLANNING: ASSET PROTECTION

ESTATE DISPUTES: AVOIDING, MEDIATING, LITIGATING

TUESDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4802.00PM TO 5.15PM 189W04

Esoteric topics might be interesting, but not very useful in the day-to-day of managing estate conflicts. Attend for the afternoon and walk away with valuable, practical advice from key parties, including the SAT, the OPA, the bar and private practice. Gain concrete, hands-on guidance on essential practices and procedures along with key updates that you can take back to the office and apply immediately.

Chair: Elise Croft, Partner, Croftbridge; Recommended Wills & Estates Litigation Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2017

GUIDANCE FROM THE OPA AND SAT

Enduring Powers of Attorney and Enduring Power of Guardianship · Practical aspects of drafting and executing these instruments · The jurisdiction of SAT and the types of matters which arise with SAT · The issues/disputes that may arise from EPAs and EPGs: what SAT looks for � Presented by Debra Casey, Manager Advocacy, Investigation and

Legal, Office of the Public Advocate and Hannah Leslie, Member, State Administrative Tribunal

` Competency Area 2: Professional Skills Mediation Conferences in Family Provision Claims · Do’s and don’ts in attending mediation conferences · Conference preparation · Drafting Conciliation Conference documents · What should and should not be produced · How to behave in a mediation · Generating options and closure � Presented by Robert Nash, Barrister, Francis Burt Chambers

Family Provision Claims Update: War Stories in Contested Estate Matters · Recent outcomes by different judges of the WA Supreme Court · Practice and procedure: tips to advise your clients · Cost issues · Recent cases � Presented by Sally Bruce, Special Counsel, Jackson McDonald; Market

Leading Wills & Estates Litigation Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2017

1 CPD point in Competency Area 2: Professional Skills2 CPD points in Competency Area 4: Substantive Law

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A great experience

Good & relevant topics - very worthwhile

Excellent presentations & very informative seminar

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Spend the day with eight outstanding litigators to gain a deeper appreciation of advanced trial techniques and strategies. Gain valuable insights from some of Perth’s foremost trial advocates to enhance your persuasive skills when making addresses and examining witnesses. Then master how to leverage your expert, electronic and documentary evidence; minimising the need for superfluous evidence and ensuring it’s all admissible so you’ll have the tools for success in any matter.

SESSION 1: ADVOCACY INTENSIVE

9.00AM TO 12.15PM 189W05A $480

SESSION 2: EVIDENCE INTENSIVE

1.00PM TO 4.15PM 189W05B $480

Chair: Chris Shanahan SC, Murray Chambers; Recommended Wills & Estates Litigation Barrister, Doyle’s Guide 2017

Case Theory and Examination in Chief · What is your case theory? What do you need to establish?· What evidence you need to adduce and ensuring it is admissible· Tips for advancing the quality of your witnesses’ evidence· Leading evidence without leading questions· Dealing with unfavourable and hostile witnesses

� Presented by Carolyn Moss, Barrister, Francis Burt Chambers

Presenting Persuasive Opening and Closing Addresses · What is the best way to begin?· Overcoming nerves and avoiding courtroom humiliation· Tips on how to make a positive impact

� Presented by Tom Percy QC, Albert Wolff Chambers; Leading Criminal Law Barrister, Doyle’s Guide 2017

Cross Examination for Success · Methods of discrediting a witness and the finality rule· Particular issues with expert witnesses, for and against you, when the

witnesses are professional witnesses as opposed to ‘experts’· Tips and tricks for challenging the evidence of professionals upon

whom the defendant seeks to rely, e.g. in substantiating a defence, e.g.of reasonable excuse.

· Cross examination of expert witnesses· Re-examination

� Presented by Frank Merenda, Barrister, Francis Burt Chambers

Chair: Raelene Webb QC, Murray Chambers

Expert Evidence· Locating· Leading· Evaluating·�

Challenging Presented by Philip Clifford, Barrister, Clifford Chambers

Electronic Information in Legal Disputes and Investigations· Collecting and preserving electronic evidence· Using residual evidence from computer hard drives· Procedures and strategies for email and mobile device evidence· Digital evidence and its use in the judicial process· Case studies and practical examples

� Presented by Phillip Russo, Director, Evidence Advisory and Richard Adams, Director, XtremeForensics

Using Documentary Evidence During a Trial · Using subpoenaed documents· How to put them through a witness· Which witness to tender documents through· Asking the court to take judicial notice of a document

� Presented by Peter MacMillan, Francis Burt Chambers; Recommended Wills& Estates Litigation Barrister, Doyle’s Guide 2017

WEDNESDAY, 19 SEPTEMBER 2018 $8609.00AM TO 4.15PM 189W05

ADVOCACY AND EVIDENCE INTENSIVE

6 CPD points in Competency Area 2: Professional Skills

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A very good assembly of speakers on relevant and

practical topics

An excellent session

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Attend and earn 10 CPD units includingOnsite3 units in Substantive Law1 unit in Ethics & Professional Responsibility1 unit in Practice Management & Business Skills1 unit in Professional Skills

Via recordings4 units from any of our 4-hour seminar recordings with 100+ to choose from

SnowtimeFriday 17th August

4.00pm to 6.30pm

Welcome and Introduction at the Thredbo Alpine Hotel. Come on in, warm up and grab a notebook as you settle in for session one of the CPD program. Stay for some drinks and a yarn from 6.30pm!

Saturday 18th August

8.00am to 10.00am We’re starting bright and early so you can take advantage of the morning snow! With hot chocolate or a coffee in hand, you will be taken through the second information packed CPD session.

10.00am to 3.30pm

S’no time like Snow time!

4.00pm to 6.00pmAfter a day carving up the mountain, ski/board right on into the Thredbo Alpine Hotel. Unclip, take off your beanie and grab a pen (and a beer or wine!) as we dive straight into the last and final session.

6.00pm – 7.00pm 6.00pm Closing Comments, drinks and platters for all!

What else can you do off the slopes?

• Wildbrumby Thredbo Valley Distillery

• Kosciuszko Brewery

• Day spa - Novotel at Lake Crakenback

• Thredbo Alpine Village

• Nugget’s Crossing Village: shopping and food

• Walking tracks around Lake Jindabyne & Lake Crakenback

Why join us?

• Gain 10 CPD Points, incl all 3 core areas, with 6 points

earned on the snow and 4 points from on-demand recordings

• A unique event, unlike any other CPD program

• A great opportunity for those with season passes to get in an extra weekend on the snow

• Networking opportunities

Who should go?

Perfect for all lawyers nationally, from junior to senior, and especially for those who love the snow

Taking place in Thredbo at the Alpine Hotel, this is a CPD program with a Kosciuszko twist. Gain all 10 Points (6 on the slopes), including CPD compulsory units, in a setting like no other. The program offers a practical, commercial flavour addressing issues of significance to almost any practitioner. Whether you’re a skier, boarder, snow lover or just looking to get out of the office for some fresh mountain air for a few days, this is the program for you.

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TUESDAY, 4 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4809.00AM TO 1.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N02

Expertly weave your way through the migration maze with the assistance of top specialists who will unravel the latest developments regarding business related visas. From business and investor migration to temporary activity visas, you’ll leave armed with the knowledge, skills and insights necessary to manage your clients’ business related visa needs.

Chair: Lillian Ajuria, Principal Solicitor and Migration Agent, Ajuria Lawyers, Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law

Changes to Visa Requirements and Corporate Responsibility · Navigating the new LMT changes and other TSS visa requirements · Understanding the requirements for the ENS and RSMS applications · A unique opportunity: regional sponsorship through 190 visa in Northern Territory through the MINT program

· Corporate responsibility and transparency in the context of business and human rights

� Presented by Anne O’Donoghue, Managing Director and Principal Lawyer, Immigration Solutions Lawyers; Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law

Business and Investor Migration (Subclass 188/132 Visas) · Overview of Australian business and investment visa programs · Outline of relevant regulations and policy · Details on application processing, including insights from the NSW Department of Industry

� Presented by Marina Brizar, Head of Corporate – Solicitor and Registered Migration Agent, Playfair Migration Services

Temporary Activity Visas: the New Alternative for Businesses · Overview of the temporary activity visa offerings and associated sponsorship approval for these categories

· A focus on subclass 407 training visa and subclass 408 temporary activity visas: training plans, process and procedures

· Understanding how to present these visa subclasses as viable alternatives to sponsors who need to respond to the changing environment within the Department of Home Affairs

� Presented by Angela de Silva, Manager, People Services (Immigration), KPMG

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MIGRATION LAW: BUSINESS RELATED VISAS

LAWYERS AND MIGRATION AGENTS CAN EARN 3 CPD POINTS! MARA APPROVAL NUMBER: WK34

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CONTRACT DRAFTING: MANAGING RISK

THURSDAY, 6 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4802.00PM TO 5.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N09

Dissect some of the most important risk related clauses and master how to draft watertight contracts that will provide your clients with unassailable risk protection. Perfect the art of allocating risk, maximise leverage related to damages and penalties, avoid the pitfalls of insolvency and default and ensure that if a dispute arises you’ll have the upper hand. Hone your skills in all these areas while considering example clauses that can reduce risk in your contracts.

Risk Allocation Clauses: Not My Problem · Constructing an effective indemnity

- Limitation periods - Notice provisions for claims - Certificates - Recoverable losses

· Limiting liability: direct loss vs indirect loss, caps and carve outs · Insurance provisions · Example clauses: what works, what doesn’t

� Presented by Carolyn Coventry, Special Counsel, Barry.Nilsson. Lawyers

Penalties and Damages Clauses: Pay Up · General damages and liability for breach · When are damages too remote: the difficult and grey areas · Liquidated damages and what can be included · Relationship between liquidated damages and penalties · Limits of the penalty doctrine · Best practice: practical drafting tips for liquidated damages and penalty clauses

� Presented by David Jury, Partner; Recommended Construction & Infrastructure Litigation Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2017 and Stephanie Emmerig, Associate, HWL Ebsworth

Managing the Risk of Default and Insolvency: A Shelter in the Storm · Minimising default risk while improving recoverability · Key considerations: cure, default and termination · Flexibility in varying the scope of the contract · Considering what compensation is payable and what loss is recoverable

· PPSA implications and what to watch out for · Example clauses: when drafting goes wrong leading to litigation and the lessons for contract drafters

� Presented by Nicholas Simpson, Barrister, 13th Floor St James Hall

Dispute Resolution Clauses: Hope for the Best, Prepare for the Worst, and Win Either Way · Analysing different dispute resolution processes, their advantages and disadvantages, and when each one is most suited to reduce your risk and potentially give you an advantage

· Making it all work for you: enforcing the clause · The precise language and clauses that can lead to an early edge in a dispute

� Presented by Edwina Kwan, Senior Associate, King & Wood Mallesons

Chair: Robert Riddell, Partner, Piper Alderman

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PRACTICAL EXAMPLE CLAUSES

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How consumers and companies engage with each other is rapidly evolving every day in the digital age. With advertising and marketing law at a tipping point, it’s critical that those in the sector stay on top of the constant changes. Catch up on the latest digital trends through standout presentations on influencer marketing, online shopping and the ACL, user generated content, and data & privacy, as well as a special presentation on social responsibility in advertising. The afternoon session is filled with hot topics including regulatory and case updates as well as consideration of cross-border risk and international issues.

Chair: David Fleming, Director, Legal, PWC

SESSION 1: ADVERTISING AND MARKETING LAW IN A DIGITAL WORLD

9.00AM TO 1.15PM WEB189N04A $480

SESSION 2: ADVERTISING AND MARKETING LAW INTENSIVE: MANAGING REGULATORY RISK

2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB189N04B $480

Influencer Marketing: Engaging Influencers and Managing the Risks · The regulation of influencer marketing in Australia · Recent examples and risk areas · Best practice for engaging influencers

� Presented by Sam Berry, Partner and Stephen von Muenster, Partner, DVM Law

User-Generated Content = User-Generated Risk · User generated content and the implications in advertising and marketing

· Key legal risks in relation to user generated content · Managing the risks

� Presented by Sarah Butler, Senior Associate, Holding Redlich

Data and Privacy in Advertising and Marketing · Programmatic and adtech post GDPR: new best practice · Loyalty schemes and consent based marketing: what’s possible and what isn’t

· Consumer data right and delivering value for consumers� Presented by Peter Leonard, Principal, Data Synergies; Leading Technology, Media & Telecommunications Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide; Best Lawyers 2019, Privacy and Data Security Law, Defamation and Media Law, Information Technology Law, Commercial Law, Telecommunications Law

Blokes at the Barbie, Women in the Kitchen: Social Responsibility in Advertising · Inappropriate content in advertising: Who decides? · Legal and regulatory implications if it all goes wrong (or right!) · Reputational impacts: Is bad publicity really good publicity?

� Presented by Theo Dorizac, Senior Legal Counsel, SBS

Online Shopping and the Australian Consumer Law · How the Australian Consumer Law applies to online retailers · Warranties, repairs, replacements and refunds · Misleading conduct online

� Presented by Lynsey Edgar, Partner, Dentons

Advertising and Marketing Law: Insights and Current Issues · Puffery, substantiation and misleading statements · Top parity claims · Brands and trade marks (use in advertising including key word advertising)

· Copyright� Presented by Alison Jones, Senior Associate, Corrs Chambers Westgarth

Regulatory UpdateAnalyse the latest regulatory issues impacting advertising and marketing law, including what’s in the Regulator’s crosshairs and how it will affect your practice or your organisation.� Presented by Georgina Hey, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright

Managing Cross-Border Risk: International Issues and DevelopmentsExplore the latest international issues and trends in advertising and marketing law and gain practical insights into how to navigate these developments while avoiding or minimising cross-border risk.� Presented by Ayman Guirguis, Partner, K&L Gates; Best Lawyers 2019, Competition Law

Claims, Brands and Rivals: Complaints about Competitor Advertising · A review of key advertising and marketing decisions from 2018 · What are your options if you believe a competitor’s advertising is misleading or deceptive?

· Successfully defending complaints · Alternative forums for complaint: using claims boards and industry bodies as an alternative to court action

� Presented by Sonia Stewart, Barrister, 5 Wentworth; Emerging Intellectual Property & TMT Junior Counsel, Doyle’s Guide 2017

WEDNESDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER 2018 $8609.00AM TO 5.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N04

ADVERTISING AND MARKETING LAW CONFERENCE

6th Annual

Very impressed overall — excellent mix & high quality presentations

Wow! Excellent! Very informative and engaging with practical insights

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Settle in, because this timely full day conference covers a whole host of critical new developments in franchising law with analysis from leading practitioners, the Franchise Council of Australia, and the ACCC. With the industry facing its second Parliamentary Inquiry, potential new superannuation laws, uncertainly around the impact of the Corporations Act on a franchisor’s right to terminate, the ongoing impact of the recent Fair Work Amendment Act, and increased focus by the regulator, there’s no better opportunity than this conference to catch up with the latest in the area.

SESSION 1: NEW REGULATIONS AND STATUTORY OBLIGATIONS

9.00AM TO 1.15PM WEB189N06A $480

SESSION 2: FRANCHISING AGREEMENTS AND INTERNAL OPERATIONAL PROCESSES

2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB189N06B $480

Chair: Sean O’Donnell, Partner, HWL Ebsworth; former NSW/ACT State Chapter President, Franchise Council of Australia; Best Lawyers 2019, Franchise Law

Parliamentary Inquiry into the Franchising Code of Conduct The panel will discuss the parameters of the current Parliamentary inquiry into the operation and effectiveness of the Franchising Code of Conduct, its potential outcomes and impacts on the industry.

� Panellists: Andrea Pane, Partner, Piper Alderman; Author, Australian Commercial Precedents: Franchising Precedents, Thomson Reuters Corinne Attard, Partner, Holman Webb Lawyers; Best Lawyers 2019, Franchise Law Mary Aldred, CEO, Franchise Council of Australia

Fair Work Amendment (Protecting Vulnerable Workers) Act 2017: Practices and Procedures · Impacts of the legislation for franchise arrangements · Ongoing franchisor obligations: what practices and procedures should be implemented

· Reporting and auditing practices · Some recent decisions · Questions we are frequently asked � Presented by Gerard Phillips, Partner, K&L Gates: Best Lawyers 2019,

Labour and Employment Law; Leading Workplace Health & Safety Lawyers, Doyle’s Guide 2018

Future Legislative Developments · Increased obligations on franchisors around franchisee’s payment of superannuation: Treasury Laws Amendment (2018 Measures No. 4) Bill 2018

· Corporations Act 2001 (ipso facto provisions): Does it restrict the franchisor’s right to terminate the agreement if the franchisee business becomes insolvent? � Presented by Anne MacNamara, Partner, Hall & Wilcox; Best Lawyers 2019,

Superannuation Law

INSIGHTS FROM THE ACCC

ACCC's Current Enforcement and Compliance Activities in the Franchise Sector · Recent enforcement action · Compliance checks · Education and engagement activities � Presented by Kristie Piniuta, Director, Small Business & Industry Codes,

Australian Competition & Consumer Commission

Chair: Tim Mak, Franchise Practice Leader, LegalVision

Disclosure Obligations and Marketing Funds Audit Laws: Tips and Best Practice to get it Right! · A Franchisor’s minimum obligations under the Code · Annual disclosure document updating requirements: what needs to be done and what often gets missed

· Can a franchisor avoid updating its disclosure document annually? · Ongoing disclosure and change to materially relevant facts · Marketing funds: What needs to be done and what is the ACCC's view � Presented by Sean O’Donnell, Partner, HWL Ebsworth; former NSW/ACT

State Chapter President, Franchise Council of Australia; Best Lawyers 2019, Franchise Law

Franchise Transactions and Arrangements · Forced franchisee sales: practical tips for franchisees that need to sell · Franchisor buy backs: how they work and what to look out for · Impact of recent legislation, action by the ACCC and other cases on the franchise agreement and arrangements

- Territories - Fees - Premises arrangements - Preferred supply arrangements - Unilateral variations by franchisors - End of term arrangements - Termination

� Presented by Andrea Pane, Partner, Piper Alderman; Author, Australian Commercial Precedents: Franchising Precedents, Thomson Reuters

IP, Advertising, Privacy and the Franchise Relationship · The importance of brand protection and enforcement · Social media in franchising: risks and rewards · Mandatory data breach implications for Franchisors � Presented by Judith Miller, Commercial National Practice Leader, WRAYS;

Best Lawyers 2019, Franchise Law

WEDNESDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER 2018 $8609.00AM TO 5.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N06

FRANCHISING LAW: NEW LAW, NEW DEVELOPMENTS

6 CPD points in Competency Area 4: Substantive Law

Very interesting & useful for my practice

Great, good coverage

PRIVACY, MANDATORY DATA BREACH AND RELEASE OF DATA

TUESDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4802.00PM TO 5.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N11

TUESDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4809.00AM TO 1.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N10

DRONE USAGE AND LIABILITY

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Miniature Pilotless Aircraft, Flying Mini Robots or Drones – whatever you call them, they’re undeniably increasing in adoption and usage throughout all areas of society. With such rapid growth comes increasingly significant implications around their usage and liability for both private and government entities. Get the latest on UAV/Drone law usage direct from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and hear leading lawyers address pre-operational and operational liability and privacy issues.

Massive changes are afoot that expand the way we deal with the handling of personal information. This year we will see the introduction of the GDPR, a new amended Australian Government Agencies Privacy code, new Consumer Data Rights legislation, as well as the ongoing impact of the recently introduced Mandatory Data Breach Notification Regime, all impacting how government and businesses alike collect, handle and release personal information. This seminar will explore the impacts of these changes and what steps need to be introduced to avoid falling foul.

Chair: Greg Tyrrell, Executive Director, Australian Association for Unmanned Systems

Pre-Operational Issues for Drone UsagePart A: Contractual Issues · Procurement of RPAs and engaging contractors · Review of contractual arrangements for commercial drone operations including key terms and legal requirements

· Analysis of the potential liability risks for drone operators · Failure to comply with the CASA Regulations: regulatory enforcement Part B: Restrictions on the Rights to Fly Drones · Restrictions imposed by State Government and Local Councils

� Presented by Ben Martin, Partner; Best Lawyers 2019, Aviation Law; Preeminent, Aviation Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2018 and Laura Evans, Senior Associate, Norton White

Operational Drone Liability · Damage by Aircraft Act 1999

- When is a drone deemed to be an aircraft? - 3rd party liability to property and person

· Insurance � Presented by Simon Hooper, Product and Customer Experience Manager, Precision Autonomy; Board Member, Australian Association for Unmanned Systems and Former UAV Aviation Underwriter, QBE

Privacy, Torts, Trespass and Nuisance: Common Law Dangers for Operator · Current privacy implications and liability issues for drone operators · The tapestry of common law, equitable, and statutory actions · Data from drone footage: privacy and surveillance law restrictions · Powers of Local Government or other bodies to preserve privacy arising from the use of drones, and if these are enforceable

� Presented by Michael Rivette, Barrister, Chancery Chambers; Best Lawyers 2019, Privacy & Data Protection; Recommended Intellectual Property Junior Counsel, Doyle’s Guide 2018; Author, Privacy Law Bulletin and Media, Technology and Communications Law Bulletin, Lexis Nexis

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR): Overview and Recent Developments · Speed review of GDPR requirements · Update on recent developments, including regulatory action · Comparison with Privacy Act and the Australian Government Agencies Privacy Code

· Overview of impacts on all Australian entities with European exposure, including:

- When the GDPR will apply to your business or agency - Requirements for Australian entities, including the expanded personal rights under the GDPR

- 3rd party and supplier risk · Achieving compliance and best practice

� Presented by Tim De Sousa, Principal, Eleven M

Mandatory Data Breach Notification Regime: Changes, Trends and Developments · General review and overview of the mandatory data breach provisions and regime

· Regulator’s approach to date: What can be gauged from the Privacy Commissioner’s 1st and 2nd Quarterly Reports, and what are the implications?

· Lessons to be learnt: practical steps to minimise risk to your organisation

� Presented by Michael Rivette, Barrister, Chancery Chambers; Best Lawyers 2019, Privacy & Data Protection; Recommended Intellectual Property Junior Counsel, Doyle’s Guide 2018; Author, Privacy Law Bulletin and Media, Technology and Communications Law Bulletin, Lexis Nexis

The ‘New’ Consumer Data Rights in Practice · What is it and what are its origins? · How does it compare to equivalent rights under the GDPR? · What can organisations do to get ready?

� Presented by Valeska Bloch, Partner, Allens; Rising Star, Technology, Media & Telecommunications, Doyle’s Guide 2016

Chair: Patrick Gunning, Partner, King & Wood Mallesons; Best Lawyers 2019, Privacy and Data Security Law, Government Practice; Preeminent Technology, Media & Telecommunications Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2018

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INSIGHTS FROM THE REGULATOR

Current Framework, Enforcement and What the Future Holds · Key requirements of the regulatory regime applicable to the operation of commercial and recreational drones

· Practical challenges in enforcing the regulations · The future regulatory landscape

� Presented by Joe Rule, Manager Litigation & Enforcement, CASA

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The workforce remains a hive of potential pitfalls for both employers and employees, as a lot can go wrong and so often does, especially with the increase of out of hours conduct impacting the employment relationship. Such behaviour is often made worse with the response of an unfair dismissal. Hear the Fair Work Commission and senior legal experts opine in the morning on recent changes and developments impacting the workforce, followed by a practical afternoon exposé on workplace investigations.

SESSION 1: WORKPLACE CONFLICT AND DISPUTES

SESSION 2: WORKPLACE INVESTIGATIONS

2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB189N12B $480

Employment Contract Disputes: Recent Decisions · Principles of interpretation · Implied terms: recent decisions · Status of HR policies · Restraints of trade

� Presented by David Cross, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright; Leading Employment Lawyer (Employer Representation), Doyle’s Guide 2017

Workplace Behaviour: When Out of Hours Conduct Impacts on the Employment Relationship · Drug testing at work: Is there a right to refuse? Best practice policies and tips

· Sexual harassment: What rights to employers have to regulate work relationships?

· Social media: What can your employees say and do in their private capacity online?

· Cyberbullying: when online is in the workplace� Presented by Kathryn Dent, Director, People + Culture Strategies; Leading Employment Lawyer (Employer Representation), Doyle’s Guide 2018

Adverse Action and General Protection: In-depth Case Studies · Non work related injuries: domestic violence · Flexibility · Disability/mental illness · Case examples

� Presented by Angus Macinnis, Director of Dispute Resolution, StevensVuaran Lawyers

‘Blowing the Whistle’: The Implications of the Proposed Legislative Changes · What is changing and when will these changes take effect? · What should be in a whistleblowing policy and how should it be implemented?

· Legal compliance or best practice · How to manage a potential whistleblowing complaint

� Presented by Shivchand Jhinku, Executive Counsel, Herbert Smith Freehills

Dealing with a Complaint and Conducting a Workplace Investigation: Rights of the Employee and Employer · Resolving the complaint and when to take it further to investigation · Policy, contract and common law to conduct investigations: procedural fairness

· Where investigations are deemed flawed: case examples · Dealing with evidence collected during investigations. · Statutory legal privilege: avoiding inadvertent waiver · Case scenarios/studies

� Presented by Judith Healy, Partner, JH Law

What Comes next? The Steps Following a Workplace Investigation · Where the investigation stops and disciplinary action starts: best course of action and communicating that to the employee

· What if the complaint was malicious: What should the employer do? What are the rights of the employee?

· What to do if the investigation uncovers a pattern of behaviour · The responsibility of the organisation and its board · Disciplinary action: the importance of proportionality · Case scenarios and practical examples

� Presented by Michael Byrnes, Partner, Swaab; co-author, Annotated Fair Work Act & Related Legislation, LexisNexis

The Company under Investigation: Managing Rights and Responsibilities during WHS InvestigationsDuty holders are the subject of rigorous investigations by the Regulator following a workplace incident. Despite this, many duty holders are still taken by surprise at what can occur during such investigations. In this session, you will cover: · The safety regulator’s powers during an investigation · Company, management and employee obligations · What can be done to protect a company, its management and employees during the investigation

· Potential consequences for a company, its management and employees after an investigation

� Presented by Patrick Barry, Barrister, State Chambers: Leading Employment and Workplace Safety Barrister, Doyle’s Guide 2018

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Mental Illness within the Workplace and Workplace Investigations: A Psychiatrist’s Insights · Identification issues (from management aspect) · Pragmatic approach to dealing with the more common behavioural issues in the office environment, with examples

� Presented by Dr Peter Young, Psychiatrist, Medicolegal Opinions

TUESDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER 2018 $8609.00AM TO 5.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N12

Chair: Elizabeth Devine, Principal, Solicitor and Workplace Relations Consultant, Devine Law

WORKPLACE LAW CONFERENCE

Chair: Jeffrey Phillips SC, State Chambers

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Recent Changes and Developments at the Fair Work Commission

� Presented by Vice President Joseph Catanzariti AM, Fair Work Commission

9.00AM TO 1.15PM WEB189N12A $480

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Take a wide angle shot of the most important issues impacting film and television law today with 8 in-depth, practical sessions covering everything from the latest legislation to workplace hotspots to contracts, IP, funding, insurance and more. Download an impressive range of perspectives from film and TV industry leaders, the accounting world, eminent lawyers and renowned in-house counsel.

Chair: Sonia Borella, Principal, Borella Buchanan

SESSION 1: HOT TOPICS AND CRITICAL UPDATES

9.00AM TO 1.15PM WEB189N13A $480

SESSION 2: FUNDING, OFFSETS AND INSURANCE

2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB189N13B $480

Sexual Misconduct in the Spotlight · The role and dangers of social media in sharing experiences · Responding to damaging social media posts · What employers must do: policies, training, responding to claims · Particular danger areas, including jokes, social functions and ‘informal’ complaints

· Importance of strong leadership� Presented by Helen Carter, Director, PCC Employment Lawyers; Accredited Specialist in Employment and Industrial Law and Catherine Cahill, Director, Human Resources, Michael Cassel Group

Getting What you Want on the Screen: A Roadmap for Avoiding Traps of Defamation, Clearances and Release · Pre-and post-publication defamation review and advice, identification of imputations

· Performer and participant releases · Specific provisions relating to Indigenous Culture and intellectual property rights

· Misleading and deceptive behaviour: the need for informed consent� Presented by Michael Frankel, Principal, Frankel Lawyers

Chain of Title: A Successful Outcome · Copyright in the chain of title context · The rights an investor would expect to be included in the chain of title · Chain of title during development: key things to consider · Various types of ‘underlying rights’ and how to make sure they are secured

· Originality considered: Is there a difference between ‘inspired by’ or ‘adapted from,’ and if so, what rights do you need to secure?

· Moral rights� Presented by Clare Mirabello, Principal, Mirabello Media and IP Law

Australian Television Repeats and Residuals Update · Animation agreement: the latest · Additional updates, eg. writers agreement · Secondary royalties: writers, directors and others who have entitlements · 2018 Budget wrap up location incentive

� Presented by Jennifer Lalor, Principal, Lalor Law

Applying Contract Law Principles to Film and TV Contracts: Practical Guidance · Preliminary documentation and letters of offer · Contracting talent who are not represented · Capturing and defining services in a services contract · Production delays and termination rights · Fees, calculation of profit participation and accounting · Warranties and indemnities

� Presented by Ben Kay, Kay and Hughes

Screen Australia Funding: Application, Assessment, Contracting · A walk-through and discussion of the Screen Australia funding process

- Application, eligibility, assessment and contracting · Grant vs investment funding

- What projects/activities are funded as (i) grants or (ii) investments? - What level of approval/oversight is required? - What level of documentation is required?

· Updates regarding contracting process for development funding� Presented by Oscar O’Bryan, Senior Lawyer, Screen Australia

The Producer’s Offset · Examining the producer’s offset · Eligibility · Provisional and final certificate · Qualifying expenditure

� Presented by Matthew Carter, Media Accounting, Above the Line Accounting

Film Package Insurance: Keep the Cameras Rolling · Change of technology and risks with negative film/content media · Identifying risks of cast insurance · Death & Disgrace; #Me Too · Identifying risks and costs for the pre-production · Risks and costs arising for errors and omissions (Motion Picture Producers Liability): slander, defamation, plagiarism, breach of copyright, invasion of privacy or theft of rights

· Risks and costs arising for public liability insurance� Presented by Joe Lo Surdo, Managing Director, Sura Film and Entertainment

WEDNESDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER 2018 $8609.00AM TO 5.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N13

Chair: Georgina Waite, Head of Business Affairs, Australian Broadcasting Corporation

FILM AND TELEVISION LAW

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WEDNESDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4802.00PM TO 5.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N15

WEDNESDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4809.00AM TO 1.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N14

Even a strong, well reasoned decision can fall apart in so many ways. If you don’t prepare and communicate the reasons in a clear, understandable and defensible way, you’re tempting disaster. If you don’t take steps to eliminate any question of bias, even when none exists, things can turn sour quickly. If you aren’t contemplating how a decision could conceivably be challenged from the very start, you’ll regret it if a challenge does arise. And if you’re not privy to the latest cases and developments in the area, you’re risking the threat of making an avoidable mistake. Ensure your decisions can withstand any level of scrutiny.

“A woman with a voice is, by definition, a strong woman.” — Melinda GatesIn this current climate, it is more important than ever that women in the workforce have a voice. Women in law, in particular, face different challenges at times, and to succeed they often must overcome many other hurdles. Come and listen to women at the very top of their profession who will navigate you through career advancement, professional goals and presentation skills and making it to the top on your own terms. All while earning your mandatory core area CPD units.

Chair: Andrew Tokley SC, 5 Wentworth Chambers

Preparing and Communicating Reasons for Administrative Decisions · When and why reasons for a decision are required · Ensuring reasons for a decision are clear, readable and comply with statutory requirements

· Effectively communicating a decision to the person affected and any person, tribunal or court reviewing the decision

· Strategies to reduce the prospects of reasons being challenged · Case studies and examples: where reasons fail to be adequate, reasonable, understandable and defensible

� Presented by Kellie Edwards, Barrister, Greenway Chambers; Recommended Employment & WHS Junior Counsel, Doyle’s Guide 2017

Bias in Decision Making: Treading with Caution · Actual bias: the clear and direct evidence necessary to show that a decision maker was in fact biased

· Apprehended bias and questioning a decision maker’s independence or impartiality: the test and the evidence required to demonstrate apprehended bias

· Categories and examples of apprehended bias: interest, conduct, association, and extraneous information

· Rules for administrative decision makers, the duty of disclosure, and best practices for avoiding a finding of bias

� Presented by Cameron Jackson, Barrister, Second Floor Selborne Chambers

Challenges to Administrative Decisions · The mechanics of challenges and reviews · Which review? Comparing merits and judicial review · Case studies and other examples

� Presented by Brenda Tronson, Barrister, Level 22 Chambers

Recent Cases and their Impact on Decision Making and Reason WritingAnalysis of recent appellate cases on administrative law, whey they are important, and the critical takeaways for decision making and reason writing.� Presented by Francis Douglas QC, Tenth Floor Chambers

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Negotiation and Advocacy: Know your Strengths and have the Confidence and Knowledge to Build on Them · Engagement: how to really get your point across in meetings, presentations, interviews

· Practical tips and tricks for presentation skills: the very best version of you

· Developing strong leadership skills · Convince, connect and communicate

� Presented by Michelle Painter SC, 9 Selborne Chambers, Recommended Senior Counsel, Doyle’s Guide 2017

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Climbing the Ladder: How to be Thrive in the Legal Profession · ‘Making the next move’: negotiating tactics for promotions and partnership

· How should you calculate your worth in pay negotiations? · How to adopt and apply an equitable briefing policy · Technology: deciding where to work and when · Social media: leveraging it successfully for your career

� Presented by Danny King, Director, Danny King Legal; Leading Employment Lawyer (Employee and Trade Union Representation) and Recommended Employment Lawyer (Employer Representation), Doyle’s Guide 2018

` Competency Area 3: Ethics & Professional Responsibility

Driving Cultural Change within the Legal Profession: Becoming a Thought leader and Changing the Culture within Your Workplace · Addressing the power imbalance: the #Me too and It’s Time movements – what have they meant for us?

· Managing conflict in the workplace: disclosures and investigations · Accountability for conduct: updating policies and procedures · Confidentiality issues and ethical transparency: Where do you draw the line?

� Presented by Larissa Andelman, Barrister, 153 Phillip Barristers

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I AM WOMAN - HEAR ME ROARDECISION MAKING: REASONS, BIAS AND CHALLENGES

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Chair: Jennifer Harris, Special Counsel, Clayton Utz; 2017 Special Counsel of the Year, Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Awards

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Attend and learn from our esteemed selection of top profile family law specialists as they navigate you through the latest changes and the impact of inheritance windfalls, international disputes, arbitration, binding financial agreements and litigation costs. Examine social media and the ramifications of its use in evidence in the family courts and stay completely up to date as we explore all the latest issues that will affect your practice.

Chair: Gillian Eldershaw, Barrister, Culwulla Chambers; Leading Family Law Junior Counsel, Doyle’s Guide 2018

SESSION 1: PROPERTY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS

9.00AM TO 1.15PM WEB189N16A $480

SESSION 2: PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE

2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB189N16B $480

Tax Related Matters and Property Settlements The impact of tax on family law related property matters is often a forgotten but nevertheless very important aspect for practitioners to consider. · Assessment of tax related issues associated with family law property matters with particular reference to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Goods and Services Tax (GST)

· Ellison v Sandini Pty Ltd [2018] FCAFC 44 - Does a Family Court order result in a change of ownership within the meaning of s104-10 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (Cth)?

� Presented by Neil Jackson, Barrister, Frederick Jordan Chambers

Post Separation Windfall/Inheritances · How has the Court previously dealt with windfalls: Bonnici, Farmer & Bramley, Eufrosin

· Recent case study: Calvin v McTier · Factors to consider when dealing with post separation windfall cases

� Presented by Sheridan Emerson, Partner; Accredited Family Law Specialist; Preeminent Family & Divorce Lawyer and Leading Family Lawyer (High-Value & Complex Property Matters), Doyle’s Guide 2018 and Louise Carter, Associate, Pearson Emerson Meyer Family Law

International Property Disputes and Child Support · How to determine the most appropriate jurisdiction for your client · What factors need to be considered when determining the most appropriate jurisdiction

· What happens when proceedings are commenced in another jurisdiction? What can your client do to prevent the proceedings being prosecuted?

· How do you enforce Australian Orders/agreements overseas, and vice versa, how do you enforce overseas Orders/agreements in Australia?

· What happens when the children are in Australia and the payer of child support is a resident overseas? How is child support dealt with?

· Practical hints and tips for dealing with relationship breakdown and the financial consequences where the relationship and the assets of the relationship cover more than one country including Australia

� Presented by Melinda Di Condio, Special Counsel, Horton and Rhodes

The Love Boat Cruises Through the Troubled Waters of Binding Financial Agreements · All aboard as we revisit some previous landmarks including Wallace v Stelzer, Fewster v Drake, Hoult v Hoult and Saint Claire following the High Court’s Landmark decision in Thorne v Kennedy.

· We shall consider the impact of the High Court’s decision and chart a new course for the Love Boat through less troubled waters surrounding Binding Financial Agreements.

� Presented by Maurice Edwards, Special Counsel, Watts McCray Lawyers; Accredited Family Law Specialist

Social Media and the Law of Evidence in the Family Court · Using and obtaining social media as evidence · Admissibility tests · Discretionary powers and observations · Family court cases: case studies

� Presented by Giles Stapleton, Barrister, 9 Selborne Chambers

The Arbitrator and The Judge: The Court’s Role in the Management and Review of Arbitrations in Family Law Financial Cases · Referral · Case management, disclosure, discovery and subpoenas · Registration of Awards · Review of Awards · Setting aside Awards

� Presented by Chris Othen, Barrister, Waratah Chambers, Leading Family Law Junior Counsel, Doyle’s Guide 2018

Recovering Costs from the Fruits of Litigation · Acquiring a right to have costs paid out of a client’s judgment or award or compromise for the payment of money

· Equitable liens over the fruits of litigation: Is the equitable lien really a lien?

· How the right is activated and the provision of notice · What constitutes collusion and taking caution in intervening too precipitately on the basis of perceived collusion

� Presented by Mark MacDiarmid, Lawyer, Mark MacDiarmid Family Law Specialists; Accredited Family Law Specialist; Recommended Parenting & Children’s Matters Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2018

THURSDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER 2018 $8609.00AM TO 5.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N16

Chair: Louise Mathias, Barrister, Elizabeth Street Chambers

FAMILY LAW CONFERENCE: PROPERTY, PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE

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Immerse yourself in the latest and most important issues facing NFPs and charities in an eye-opening day packed with 9 informative and practical sessions from a diverse range of speakers. Hear from the ACNC on current legislative changes, explore critical new law regarding foreign influence and political donations, examine the rise of social enterprise and catch up on the new NDIS changes. In addition, plunge into the latest on key employment and volunteer issues, important tax considerations on sources of income, the current landscape of mergers and the finer points of an organisation’s constitution.

Chair: Sally Ascroft, General Counsel/Company Secretary, Mission Australia

SESSION 1: NAVIGATING THE WAVE OF NEW LEGISLATION AND REGULATION

9.00AM TO 1.15PM WEB189N19A $480

SESSION 2: THE BUSINESS OF NOT-FOR-PROFITS AND CHARITIES LAW

2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB189N19B $480

Privacy Update for NFPs: New Law, New Requirements · Privacy refresher for NFPs · Compliance with the Notifiable Data Breach Scheme · Developments since the commencement of the NDB Scheme · Application of GDPR to Australian charities and NFPs

� Presented by Belinda Marsh, Senior Associate, Makinson D’Apice

Foreign Influence and Political Donations: the New Regime · Foreign Influence Transparency Scheme Bill 2017 · Legal constraints on charities and NFPs as third-party campaigners · The impact of the foreign influence and transparency scheme on charities and NFPs

· The campaign to amend foreign influence proposals� Presented by Professor Anne Twomey, Sydney Law School, The University of Sydney

What the NDIS Changes Mean for Relevant NFPs · The new NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission (NDIS Commission) will begin regulating and registering providers in NSW and SA from 1 July 2018: What does this mean for providers?

· Changes to NDIS funding · NDIS Commission National Rollout Timeline

� Presented by Alison Choy Flannigan, Partner, Holman Webb, Best Lawyers 2019, Health & Aged Care Law, Biotechnology Law; Leading Health & Aged Care Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2018

Tax Considerations for Sources of Income: Donations, Grants, Cross-Border Giving · Navigating fundraising nationally and internationally: licences, agents, expenses/income ratios

· Are we a charity? A public benevolent institution? A deductible gift recipient?

· Application for Deductible Goods Recipient under different heads · Managing the risks of overseas philanthropy · Charitable donations: best practice for tax effectiveness · Do’s and don’ts

� Presented by Anne Robinson, Principal, Prolegis Lawyers

Amalgamation and Mergers of Not-for-Profit Organisations · The current landscape of NFP mergers: drivers, funding and strategic directions

· Beyond the legal and financial: applying the betterment test · Due diligence and culture in NFP mergers · Doing the deal: merger agreements and mission preservation

� Presented by Vera Visevic, Partner, Head of Charity & Not-For-Profit, Mills Oakley

The Rise of the Social Enterprise · The changing funding landscape and the need to think corporate · Legal considerations in company structures · People and culture considerations · Maintaining long term sustainability

� Presented by Andrea Christie-David, Chief Operating Officer, Salvos Legal Humanitarian

Constitution for a Charitable Company: Practical Tips and Helpful ProcessesTake a deep dive into the functions of a charitable company’s constitution, including insightful analysis and practical guidance regarding forward-looking membership issues, governance structures and more.� Presented by Joseph O’Mara, Associate, Emil Ford Lawyers

FRIDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER 2018 $8609.00AM TO 5.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N19

Chair: Ian Miller, Partner, Hunt & Hunt

NOT-FOR-PROFITS AND CHARITIES SYMPOSIUM

INSIGHTS FROM THE ACNC

What the Charity Regulator is Thinking About · Response to ACNC review · External conduct standards · Charities and advocacy · Current compliance concerns and priorities · What do charities need to report?

� Presented by Murray Baird, Assistant Commissioner, General Counsel, Australian Charities and Not-for-Profit Commission

Federal Employment Law and Volunteers in NFPs · Differences between a volunteer, employee and independent contractor · Being clear about the way you engage a volunteer · Volunteers are entitled to the same protections · When an organisation is legally responsible for a volunteer’s actions · Why it’s crucial to have good volunteer management practices

� Presented by Rachael Sutton, Partner, Holman Webb

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THURSDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER 2018 $4809.00AM TO 1.15PM (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N17

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Spend a valuable morning learning essential skills from the very best. We have brought together the very finest of litigators who will share their knowledge to broaden and deepen your skills. Acquire the necessary tools and learn from the experts. In the competitive world of litigation few things can separate you from the pack better than exceptional skills that invariably lead to positive results. Garner the precise skills you need to be a litigator at the top of the game through this seminar’s practical and focused presentations from top practitioners.

Chair: Geoffrey Roberson, Director, Stacks Champion

Pleadings: Strategies for Success · Drafting successful pleadings: practical advice · Late amendments/granting extensions · When to review strategy · Petty objections: how to deal with them

� Presented by Michael O’Meara, Barrister, Sixth Floor Wentworth Selborne Chambers; Leading Tax Junior Counsel, Doyle’s Guide 2017

Drafting Affidavits: Admissible, Relevant, Persuasive and Effective · Fundamental considerations: Tell the whole story? Evidence about the issues in dispute?

· To what use is the evidence being put – interlocutory or final hearing? · Admissibility: form, hearsay, relevance (to the issues in your application), conclusion, opinion

� Presented by Andrew Bailey, Barrister, Frederick Jordan Chambers

Putting it all Together: Practical Advocacy to Find Success · Learn how to develop your skill at preparation and argument · Navigating your way through the system · Client needs and expectations · Techniques in questioning · Structure of arguments · Communication in court

� Presented by Gregory Burton SC, 5 Wentworth Chambers

Costs: Risks and Tips and Getting it Right · Interlocutory costs orders · Adverse costs orders: When can they be enforced? · Final costs orders: practical considerations · Gross sum costs orders · Costs orders against third parties

� Presented by Deborah Vine Hall, Director, DSA Legal Cost Consultants Pty Limited

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Avoiding Ethical Dilemmas Online · Risks of using social media as a lawyer · Obligations of confidentiality · Protecting confidentiality of online communications · Personal versus professional communications

� Presented by Vahan Bedrossian, Barrister, Edmund Barton Chambers

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Legal Services in a Digital Era: Winning and Maintaining Online Clients · Legal perspective: whether starting out or well established, winning and retaining an online client can be a challenge

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FRIDAY, 31 AUGUST, 7 SEPTEMBER AND 14 SEPTEMBER 2018 $3951.00PM TO 2.00PM AEST (LIVE FROM NSW) WEB189N01

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Retail and Commercial Leasing Fundamentals June 2018 4 OND186W01

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Live and Online Seminars

Live online seminars and seminar recordings prices are per person viewing only. They may not be distributed to another person nor may they be used for group viewings. Please note Legalwise Seminars intends to run live online seminars and seminar recordings as advertised but reserves the right to change the programs without notice and to cancel if there are insufficient registrations. If cancelled, we will offer the Face-to-

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Cancellation Policy

If you notify us in writing more than 5 working days prior to the event you can cancel with no charge and receive a full refund/credit. If you notify us in writing 3 to 5 working days prior to the date of the event then you will be charged an administration fee of $75 for a half day, $150 for a full day conference. With the remaining balance you may choose to: i. Obtain a credit for future use (valid for 24 months and cannot be exchanged for a refund) ii. Transfer to another seminar/conference in any format and pay the difference. Any cancellations 2 working days or less before the event you will be charged the full fee and no refund/credit will be issued.

Transfer Policy

Transfers more than 5 working days prior to the event are allowed without any charge. For all transfers 5 working days or less prior to an event, an administration charge of $75 half day/$150 full day seminar/conference will apply.

Exceptions

For any transfer between live online and the recording of the same seminar/conference then no administration fee will be charged. All notifications should be forwarded to info@legalwiseseminars.com.au. Special Terms and Conditions for the Cape Town Conference 2019.

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SEMINAR NAME CODE STD. PRICE EARLY BIRD FACE TO FACE LIVE ONLINE RECORDINGCPD Core Competency Areas for Workers Compensation Lawyers 189W01 $480 $395

Workers Compensation: Evidence and Case Preparation Intensive 189W02 $480 $395

Estate Planning: Asset Protection 189W03 $480 $395

Estate Disputes: Avoiding, Mediating, Litigating 189W04 $480 $395

Advocacy and Evidence Intensive 189W05 $860 $760

Session 1: Advocacy Intensive 189W05A $480 $395

Session 2: Evidence Intensive 189W05B $480 $395

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Migration Law: Business Related Visas WEB189N02 $480 $395Advertising and Marketing Law Conference WEB189N04 $860 $760Session 1: Advertising and Marketing Law in a Digital World WEB189N04A $480 $395

Session 2: Advertising and Marketing Law Intensive: Managing Regulatory Risk WEB189N04B $480 $395

Franchising Law: New Law, New Developments WEB189N06 $860 $760

Session 1: New Regulations and Statutory Obligations WEB189N06A $480 $395

Session 2: Franchising Agreements and Internal Operational Processes WEB189N06B $480 $395

Contract Drafting: Managing Risk WEB189N09 $480 $395Drone Usage and Liability WEB189N10 $480 $395Privacy, Mandatory Data Breach and Release of Data WEB189N11 $480 $395

Workplace Law Conference WEB189N12 $860 $760Session 1: Workplace Conflict And Disputes WEB189N12A $480 $395Session 2: Workplace Investigations WEB189N12B $480 $395Film and Television Law WEB189N13 $860 $760Session 1: Hot Topics and Critical Updates WEB189N13A $480 $395Session 2: Funding, Offsets and Insurance WEB189N13B $480 $395

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Decision Making: Reasons, Bias and Challenges WEB189N14 $480 $395

I am Woman - Hear me Roar WEB189N15 $480 $395Family Law Conference: Property, Practice and Procedure WEB189N16 $860 $760

Session 1: Property and Financial Matters WEB189N16A $480 $395Session 2: Practice and Procedure WEB189N16B $480 $395The Civil Litigator’s Toolkit WEB189N17 $480 $395Not-For-Profits and Charities Symposium WEB189N19 $860 $760Session 1: Navigating the Wave of New Legislation and Regulation WEB189N19A $480 $395

Session 2: The Business of Not-For-Profits and Charities Law WEB189N19B $480 $395

CPD Compulsory Units - All 3 Lunchtime Webcasts (31/8/18, 7/9/18 & 14/9/18) WEB189N01 $395 N/A

Ethics & Professional Responsibility - Lunchtime Webcast 31/8/18 WEB189N01A $155 N/A

Practice Management & Business Skills - Lunchtime Webcast 7/9/18 WEB189N01B $155 N/A

Professional Skills - Lunchtime Webcast 14/9/18 WEB189N01C $155 N/A