The Conveyancing and Real Property Amendment Bill 2025 has fundamentally reshaped how we understand and handle options in NSW property transactions, creating both opportunities and pitfalls for practitioners. In this session, we will explore the critical changes introduced by Bill and their practical implications for your practice, including:
The Conveyancing and Real Property Amendment Bill 2025 has fundamentally reshaped how we understand and handle options in NSW property transactions, creating both opportunities and pitfalls for practitioners. In this session, we will explore the critical changes introduced by Bill and their practical implications for your practice, including:
Managing employees effectively requires more than sound HR processes — it also requires a clear understanding of the legal risks that arise when workplace issues escalate. From performance management and workplace investigations to disputes involving dismissals or employee rights, employers must ensure their processes are fair, defensible and legally compliant.
The decision in Owies v JJE Nominees, alongside a wave of other recent decisions, serve as a cautionary tale about what happens when family dysfunction meets poor trust administration. This session will examine the essential duties trustees owe to all beneficiaries and the consequences of failing to meet these obligations, including:
The requirements for mandatory disclosure by sellers under the new Property Law Act 2023 represents a fundamental change in practice and a significant departure from what was required or allowed under the old regime. While the news may be welcome for buyers, the changes have left many worried as to whether sellers will be able to comply with the new disclosure requirements given the lag in record keeping of local councils and other entities.
The decision in Owies v JJE Nominees, alongside a wave of other recent decisions, serve as a cautionary tale about what happens when family dysfunction meets poor trust administration. This session will examine the essential duties trustees owe to all beneficiaries and the consequences of failing to meet these obligations, including:
With increased scrutiny on past practices, the NDIS Safeguards Commission has ramped up prosecutions and enforcement actions, putting pressure on NDIS providers to ensure compliance in all areas. Record-keeping, approvals for behaviour support, and incident management are under the spotlight, and failing to meet these standards can lead to serious consequences. This session will provide NDIS providers with the knowledge needed to stay compliant and avoid enforcement actions. It covers:
The requirements for mandatory disclosure by sellers under the new Property Law Act 2023 represents a fundamental change in practice and a significant departure from what was required or allowed under the old regime. While the news may be welcome for buyers, the changes have left many worried as to whether sellers will be able to comply with the new disclosure requirements given the lag in record keeping of local councils and other entities.
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As a junior lawyer, it can be challenging to navigate the complex ethical considerations that arise in commercial law practice. This webinar is designed to help junior lawyers understand and manage the ethical risks they may encounter, and to provide practical guidance for making ethical decisions in difficult situations. It examines: