Staying Informed - Law Institute of Victoria

With all due respect: The quest for growth

Law Institute Journal 01 Jun 2020

Perhaps it’s time to grow some new plants.

Health and wellbeing: Towards a smooth transition

John Stack 01 Jun 2020

Career experiences later lawyers have lived are often overlooked and not given the proper consideration, which can lead to anxiety.

Health Wellbeing

Beyond the law: Getting creative with workplace connection

Karin Derkley 01 Jun 2020

Commercial lawyer Lauren Kelindeman has put into practice techniques she’d picked up from research on wellbeing.

Health Interviews Wellbeing

Law Week triumphs despite COVID-19 restrictions

Karin Derkley 28 May 2020

Two months ago the COVID-19 lockdown put a question mark over whether Law Week would even happen this year. Now, the Victoria Law Foundation is celebrating the wrap-up of a hugely successful week, with hundreds of people attending some sessions despite most of the more than 100 events being held online...

Access to Justice

Lawyers share remote hearing experiences under COVID-19

Karin Derkley 26 May 2020

Legal practitioners are being asked to share their experience of remote hearings and civil litigation during the COVID-19 pandemic to help researchers understand how remote justice is working...

Courts COVID-19 Technology

Family and Federal Circuit Courts update

Family Law Section Courts Practice Committee 25 May 2020

The Family Law Section Courts Practice Committee met on 27 April 2020 to discuss the latest updates from the Courts in response to Covid-19...

Courts

LIV Comments on best practice guide for preventing elder abuse in the banking sector

Elder Law Section 21 May 2020

The LIV responds to the Law Council’s proposed engagement with the Australian Banking Association and Best Practice Guide in relation to Elder Financial Abuse …

LIV card fast-tracks members into courts

Karin Derkley 20 May 2020

The LIV members card exempting practitioners from court security screenings to meet distancing requirements during COVID-19 has won universal praise by lawyers who hope it's here to stay...

Courts COVID-19

LIV tells parliament of pandemic’s impact on profession

Karin Derkley 20 May 2020

The LIV has told a parliamentary committee the legal profession has been hit hard by the COVID-19 crisis, with regional practitioners who were still reeling from January’s bushfires particularly affected...

Courts COVID-19 Practice & Procedure

$20 million justice infrastructure investment welcomed by LIV

LIV Media 20 May 2020

The State Government investment of $20 million in justice infrastructure across Victoria will make our courts safer and more accessible to all users, according to the Law Institute of Victoria.

LIV says legal services must be declared “necessary service” under COVID-19 regime

Karin Derkley 20 May 2020

The LIV has written to the Victorian Attorney-General asking for it to be made clear that legal services is a ‘necessary service’ under the COVID-19 regime to reduce concerns lawyers and their clients being fined for meeting.

COVID-19

LIV advocates for profession during pandemic

Karin Derkley 20 May 2020

The LIV has successfully advocated for a number of measures to assist member firms and practitioners dealing with restrictions during the COVID-19 period.

COVID-19

Wills and powers of attorney can be signed and witnessed remotely

LIV Special Counsel Ethics Michael Dolan 20 May 2020

New Victorian government COVID-19 emergency regulations for the remote signing and witnessing of several important types of legal documents became law on 12 May 2020 and will overcome many of the problems caused by the current State of Emergency’s Stay at Home Directions.

COVID-19 Wills

A Forced Opportunity - COVID-19 and the Future of E-Learning

Jade Hopper 15 May 2020

Now, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all universities across Australia are moving students to e-learning facilities for the foreseeable future. This change will make many students feel uncomfortable and unsure of how they can learn effectively in an online environment – one without the security and solidarity of fellow students and professors in a typical classroom setting. Understandably, for many students, this unplanned environment may create an apprehensive and distressing learning scenario, leaving them feeling overwhelmed and isolated.

Education Students

Law Week for Young Lawyers

Victoria Law Foundation 15 May 2020

It is a weird time to be alive. The world feels frozen in time. Law firms are asking staff to buy leave, events are being cancelled and hiring is scarce. If you are a new lawyer, you may be feeling left behind. All those face-to-face seminars, workshops and networking opportunities you’d planned on going to have suddenly disappeared.

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