This webinar comprises 3 one-hour sessions covering each of the compulsory CPD subjects for lawyers for the CPD year ending 31 March 2026.
Property Law CPD (Continuing Professional Development) is far more than a compliance obligation; it is an essential investment in professional knowledge, practical capability, and career development. At TEN The Education Network, we know that the legal sector is a dynamic and evolving environment, shaped by factors such as legislative reform, regulatory change and commercial innovation.
This webinar comprises 3 one-hour sessions covering each of the compulsory CPD subjects for lawyers for the CPD year ending 31 March 2025.
Session 1: Ethics
Learning from the Mistakes of Others: A Lesson In Ethics for Busy Practitioners
In an ideal world, ethical standards in the accounting profession would be universally understood and respected—by both practitioners and their clients. After all, accountants operate under a wide-ranging framework of codes, standards, and obligations. From the Code of Ethics to compliance with NOCLAR, quality control standards, and the requirements of the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB), one could reasonably assume that ethical conduct is well regulated and consistently applied.
This webinar comprises 3 one-hour sessions covering each of the compulsory CPD subjects for lawyers for the CPD year ending 31 March 2025.
Session 1: Ethics
Learning from the Mistakes of Others: A Lesson In Ethics for Busy Practitioners
This webinar comprises 3 one-hour sessions covering each of the compulsory CPD subjects for lawyers for the CPD year ending 31 March 2023.
Session 1: Legal Ethics
When Tone in Correspondence Becomes an Ethical Issue
This webinar comprises 3 one-hour sessions covering each of the compulsory CPD subjects for commercial lawyers for the CPD year ending 31 March 2022.
Session 1: Legal Ethics
Meeting Ethical Standards in Written Communication
The Commonwealth Government recently introduced significant legislation expanding Australia’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism laws. This round of reforms will not only expand the regime to include lawyers, but it will also create additional obligations to verify the source of money deposited into their accounts. These reforms are poised to be one of the most important changes to practice management impacting the legal profession.
Mistakes are inevitable in practice. When they occur, they immediately create a plethora of ethics issues, including what to tell the client and whether efforts to fix the mistake may transgress ethical boundaries. This session looks at the key issues from an ethics perspective, including:
Corporate and individual residency is more relevant than ever, with increased global mobility and an increase in the number of multinational enterprises. The technical principles are also being revisited in light of case law and ATO guidance. This session explores the question of residence and the issues that arise in practice, including: