Practice at the Bar is not only mentally engaging but also employs physicality in many ways. By nature and tradition, barristers are proudly self-reliant and generally solo warriors. Disability at the Bar is seldom identified or discussed. Some barristers build their practice dealing with disability from day one. Many barristers continue or return to practice after illness or injury dealing...
Join Sharyn Hall and Phil Hogan on Thursday 25th June to discuss remote advocacy and the examination of witnesses. The presenters will share helpful tips, practical guidance and anecdotal advice on how to prepare witnesses to appear in the virtual courtroom, as well as discussing effective online advocacy techniques for both evidence in chief and cross-examination. This webinar has been...
In January 2020 it was reported the number of active social media users had surpassed 3.8 billion. With more people than ever before posting online, lawyers can no longer ignore social media as a source of evidence. Join presenters, Craig Everson and Simon Healy, on Thursday 18 June, at 5.15 pm, for a webinar addressing the admissibility of social media...
Registrar Jenni Priestley of the Federal Court, Registrar Leonie Walton and Registrar Karen Jones of the Supreme Court and Registrar Sarah Froh of the Land and Environment Court will share their insights on, and provide tips for barristers appearing in, virtual hearings. That discussion will include hearings by telephone, AVL and MS Teams. Ian Hemmings SC will host the session....
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