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Call for expressions of interest –
Law Society Committees 2020
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Want to make a difference in the legal profession? Submit an expression of interest by 27 September 2019 to join one of the Law Society’s committees. READ NOW |
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State Memorial Service for the Honourable Jane Mathews AO
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The family of the Honourable Jane Mathews AO, the first woman appointed a judge of a NSW court, has accepted the Premier's offer of a State Memorial Service. Born in Wollongong, Justice Mathews passed away last month (31 August) aged 78.
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Help shape the Law Society
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We want to hear about the needs and experiences of NSW solicitors so we can continue to support you. Check your inbox for the link to our online survey. If you have any questions about the survey, please contact survey@lawsociety.com.au |
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Award winners and experts shine in sold-out Government Solicitors Conference
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Congratulations to Sophie Heithersay who was awarded the John Hennessy Legal Scholarship and Susai Benjamin who received the Michelle Crowther PSM Excellence in Government Legal Service Award. READ MORE |
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Council of Law Reporting for NSW 50th anniversary writing competition
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Since its incorporation pursuant to the Council of Law Reporting Act (1969) the Council of Law Reporting for NSW has been publishing the authorised law reports of NSW. To commemorate its 50th anniversary, the Council is holding a writing competition and invites you to answer this question. |
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Client Choice Awards 2020
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With service a key driver in a firm's success, client feedback is critical. The Client Choice Awards celebrate excellence and help films serve clients better. READ MORE |
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WHAT'S ON
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Thought Leadership: Is biology destiny? Free will and the law in the age of biotech
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17 September 2019
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Advocacy Masterclass: Addresses
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18 September 2019
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Practice Management Course
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September and October 2019
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The Supreme Court of NSW Annual Corporate and Commercial Law Conference
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29 October 2019
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PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE
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Legal Services Council review of managed investment scheme rules
The Legal Services Council is reviewing the Legal Profession Uniform General Rules relating to managed investment schemes. Submissions are invited with a closing date of 3 October 2019. More information is available on the Legal Services Council website.
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Appointment of Mr Richard Cavanagh SC
Mr Richard Cavanagh SC has been appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court of NSW. A formal ceremony to mark this occasion will be held in Banco Court, on Level 13, at 9:15am on Monday 16 September 2019. The ceremony will be notified in the law List on Thursday 12 September, Friday 13 September and Monday 16 September 2019. The ceremony will be followed by morning tea in the Judges' Dining Room on Level 13.
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Applications open for the position of Registrar, Common Law Case Management, Supreme Court of NSW
The Supreme Court of NSW is seeking applications for an ongoing full-time role as Registrar, Common Law Case Management. Applicants must have extensive post-admission experience as a lawyer and have sound knowledge of the law and procedures applied in the NSW court system. Applications are open online through the I work for NSW website. Interested applicants will be required to submit a covering letter, resume and answer two pre-screening questions. Applications close at 11:59pm on 16 September 2019.
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LEGAL UPDATES powered by LSJ
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Privilege
Paradise Lost: Glencore loses High Court bid to extend legal professional privilege
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Public servants all atwitter: High Court has its say on “free speech”
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YOUR MEMBER BENEFITS PROGRAM
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Introducing life insurance for Law Society members
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NobleOak is delighted to introduce award-winning life insurance to Law Society members with a tailored offer for legal professionals and their families. Receive a 10 per cent lifetime discount and two months of cover free. FIND OUT MORE > |
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Download the 2019 GlobalX and ALPMA Legal Industry Research Report
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The GlobalX + ALPMA ‘Roadmap to Transformation’ report explores how Australasian legal practitioners are preparing to future-proof their practices. The report reveals detailed insights on technology, strategy, cyber security, leadership and work-life balance.
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Experience sunshine in Portugal and Spain with MBA Travel
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See Seville, Lisbon, Toledo, Madrid and more for just $3,300 per person. Book now and pay 2019 prices for 2020 dates, and receive $150 cash back.
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