The General Practice CPD Power Pack range for general practitioners has been designed to enable you to complete all or part of your CPD for the current CPD year. The range will provide you with your CPD in the one place with easy online access. You will be able to view the recorded content and attend the live content.
Don’t wait until the last quarter rush – get in early and get your CPD started now
The General Practice CPD Power Pack range for general practitioners has been designed to enable you to complete all or part of your CPD for the current CPD year. The range will provide you with your CPD in the one place with easy online access. You will be able to view the recorded content and attend the live content.
Don’t wait until the last quarter rush – get in early and get your CPD started now
The General Practice CPD Power Pack range for general practitioners has been designed to enable you to complete all or part of your CPD for the current CPD year. The range will provide you with your CPD in the one place with easy online access. You will be able to view the recorded content and attend the live content.
Don’t wait until the last quarter rush – get in early and get your CPD started now
This webinar is suitable for HR professionals, in-house Counsel and lawyers practising in employment law – Australia wide. This webinar is for practitioners with some knowledge in this area and looking to improve their knowledge.
Expert witnesses play a vital role in many family law proceedings, and the use single experts is often preferred to the use of adversarial experts in both parenting and property matters. While the purpose of the appointment of the single expert is to provide the court with independent assistance in its decision making, that independence may be compromised if parties do not deal with the single expert in the appropriate fashion. This session will look at the ins and outs of working with single experts, including:
In supporting R U Ok day today, we would like to share some free legal CPD that tackles this issue from an employer perspective. We were lucky enough to have Belinda Winter, Partner, Cooper Grace Ward present a webinar earlier this year - Are You OK? Obligations for Mental Health Management. A guide to employers on managing mental health in the workplace.
With SMSF auditors increasingly finding themselves in the litigation hot seat, a key way in which they can limit risk is through the proper use of documentation. This practical session examines the role qualified audit reports, engagement letters and other documentation can play in addressing audit risk. It covers:
Qualified audit reports - are they the answer to managing litigation risks?
Getting the letter of engagement right:
ensuring the trustees understand the role of the auditor
There are two specific provisions in the GST legislation that deal with the requirements for the supply of farmland to be GST-free. Whilst the content of those sections are relatively short and concise, the same cannot be said for the issues that can stem from their use. This session delves into the issues, including:
Expert witnesses play a vital role in many family law proceedings, and the use single experts is often preferred to the use of adversarial experts in both parenting and property matters. While the purpose of the appointment of the single expert is to provide the court with independent assistance in its decision making, that independence may be compromised if parties do not deal with the single expert in the appropriate fashion. This session will look at the ins and outs of working with single experts, including:
Much of the discussion around AI risk has focused on how lawyers themselves should use AI responsibly. But a growing and less explored risk arises from how clients are using AI tools in connection with their legal matters. Clients are increasingly using AI to interpret legal advice, summarise communications, draft documents and prepare submissions. When these tools are used incorrectly, the consequences can include waiver of privilege, breaches of court undertakings, evidentiary issues and misunderstandings of legal advice.