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Ethics: Beware of modifying practice

Donna Cooper and Michael Dolan 01 May 2020

Ethical thinking and good practice is critical during the COVID-19 crisis.

COVID-19 Ethics Practice & Procedure

Finance: How to manage cashflow

Peter Docherty 01 May 2020

Identify how your practice can ride out the pandemic and continue to service clients.

COVID-19 Finance Practice Management

Advocacy: LIV calls for crisis measures

Law Institute of Victoria 01 May 2020

Submissions to federal Attorney-General Christian Porter and state Attorney-General Jill Hennessy on behalf of LIV members call for essential service provisions.

Advocacy Courts COVID-19 Practice & Procedure

Conservation: In the wake of the fires

Sarah Brugler 01 May 2020

There are legal mechanisms available in Victoria that can be used to voluntarily protect biodiversity on private land.

Environment Environmental Protection

Media: Fact check – Holding the Australian media to account

Bill Swannie 01 May 2020

A recent determination by the Australian Communications and Media Authority shows it has the authority to ensure broadcasters uphold standards of accuracy in news reporting.

Discrimination

Sports law: Changing the game

John Didulica and Kathryn Gill 01 May 2020

Australian soccer has led the way, inspired by Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Jämställdhet, to ensure progressive equality for international football players.

WorkCover: You cannot be serious!

Harry Gill 01 May 2020

John McEnroe’s famous edict can strike a shiver down the spine of any plaintiff personal injury lawyer. This is because proof of 'serious injury' is the threshold for making a common law claim for damages under either the WorkCover or TAC schemes.

Medico-legal: Under the influence

Olivia Melville 01 May 2020

The family law courts can use tests to characterise the drinking habit of a parent or to control imposed abstinence to ensure the best interests of the child are upheld.

High Court judgments

David Kelsey-Sugg 01 May 2020

Sexual offences against children – appeal against conviction by jury.

Criminal Procedure Evidence Judgment

Federal Court judgments

Dan Star QC 01 May 2020

Conduct giving rise to contraventions re personal advice, best interests obligations, misleading or deceptive conduct, statutory unconscionable conduct and requirements to act efficiently, honestly and fairly

Courts Judgment Practice & Procedure

Family Law judgments

Robert Glade-Wright & Craig Nicol 01 May 2020

Indemnity costs against solicitor – Client’s application had no chance of success

Courts Family Court Judgment Practice & Procedure Real Property Young Persons

Supreme Court judgments

Dr Michael Taylor 01 May 2020

Bail – exceptional circumstances – COVID-19 pandemic

Courts COVID-19 Judgment

Legislation Update

LIV Library 01 May 2020

New Victorian 2020 assents, regulations and bills, and Commonwealth 2020 assents, regulations and bills.

Legislation

Practice notes

Law Institute Journal 01 May 2020

Law Institute of Victoria: COVID-19 Hub – www.liv.asn.au/COVID19

COVID-19 Practice & Procedure

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LIV Library 01 May 2020

Law Institute of Victoria – COVID-19 hub, Law Council of Australia – Information for the legal profession on the COVID-19 outbreak, Victoria Legal Aid – COVID-19 coronavirus, Coronavirus Australia App, Queensland Reports – New series and VCAT – Guardianship and Powers of Attorney.

Continuing Legal Education COVID-19 Technology

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