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Far West Roundtable seeks to end ‘postcode justice’
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There’s nothing like strapping into a Dash 8 for a two-and-a-half-hour flight to bring home just how large this state is and how remote is NSW’s westernmost major town, Broken Hill. It’s so far west, the community of 17,000 people runs on South Australian time. Along with Law Society CEO Kenneth Tickle and key staff, I travelled to Broken Hill a little over a week ago to join the local profession and senior representatives from Legal Aid NSW and the Aboriginal Legal Service, for a practitioners’ roundtable to discuss the challenges facing justice in the Far West. Continue reading >
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Discover what Law Society membership can do for you
Since 1842, the Law Society of NSW has been uplifting and uniting solicitors and legal professionals, fostering a diverse and inclusive community. Our members are the heart of our organisation; their wellbeing and success are our priority. Click here to learn more about your favourite member benefits, including new and exciting offers, and renew your membership today.
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Specialist Accreditation 2024 | Renewals
Please note that the deadline is fast approaching for completion of your 2024 Specialist Accreditation renewal. Your renewal must be completed by Tuesday 30 April, and you can renew online now. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Specialist Accreditation team via email at specialists@lawsociety.com.au, or on (02) 9926 0305.
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Celebrating Queer Futures in the Legal Tapestry - A Pride in Law and NSW Young Lawyers event
Registrations are open to attend the NSW Young Lawyers Celebrating Queer Futures in the Legal Tapestry event in collaboration with Pride in Law on Wednesday 15 May 2024. Attendees will get to enjoy an evening of networking alongside fellow early career lawyers as we hear from speakers about their experience and advice for members of the profession in the LGBTQIA+ community. All proceeds will be donated to the 2024 NSW Young Lawyers charity, the Mirabel Foundation. Register to secure your place today.
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Supreme Court Bicentennial Evensong
The inter-faith Choral Evensong will commemorate the bicentenary of the Supreme Court of New South Wales. All members of the legal profession, their families and friends are cordially invited to attend The Parish Church of St James’, King Street, Sydney on Thursday 16 May 2024 at 6pm (please be seated by 5:45pm). The service will last approximately one hour and there is no registration required.
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MEMBER BENEFITS FEATURE OF THE WEEK
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Law Society Member Benefits
Discover an unrivalled range of exclusive offers from our Member Benefits providers, including personal and lifestyle products and services tailored to support you and enhance your legal practice. Do not miss out on these exceptional deals.
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Sexual Harassment: Changing workplace culture – live online workshop
Tuesday 7 May 2024
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Staying Well in the Law - Move and Fuel: Practical Tips for Busy Professionals
Wednesday 15 May 2024
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Practice management course: May – blended
Friday 10, 17 and 24 May 2024
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2024 Specialist Accreditation Conference
Thursday 15 and Friday 16 August 2024
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April Service Directory
The LSJ Digital Service Directory for April is now available. Here you will find advertisements for agency and referrals, practices for sale and purchase and much more, plus all missing wills notices. Read more.
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Specialist Family Violence List Practice Note
The updated Local Court Specialist Family Violence List Practice Note was gazetted on 19 April 2024, and is now available on the Local Court website. The amendments will commence on Monday 6 May 2024.
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WILLS AND ESTATES
Estate and family law planning for the 'great wealth transfer'
By Nikki Schomberg and Chelsea Baker >
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RISK
Solicitors' duties to advise on the implications of transactions
By Paul Kozub and Natalie Sullivan >
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