Event Registration
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You can Register Online for the events listed below : |
Queensland Advocacy Inc Seminar
20 August 2008
Parliamentary Annex, Parliament House, Brisbane
WA State Conference
22 August 2008
Hyatt Regency Hotel Perth
QLD Intensive Seminar
3 September 2008
Sebel and Citigate Hotel, King George Square
Our comprehensive range of member services include:
- Precedent publication
- Australian Lawyers Alliance News - Weekly Email Bulletin
- Alliance Rewards Club
- Conferences and events
- Expert database
- Special Interest Groups
- Policy and lobbying
Precedent Free to members, our bi-monthly journal Precedent is essential reading for lawyers and other professionals keen to keep up to date with developments in legal policy and the law. Precedent is a 52-page, full-colour magazine packed with cutting edge articles and case notes. Alongside its strong focus on personal injury law, and tort law more generally, the journal covers civil liberties, administrative law, industrial, immigration and criminal law. Each edition balances practical and academic content. Consistently rated by members as the most valuable benefit of membership, the magazine also contains details on all our events, conferences and policy and lobbying initiatives. Precedent, helping our members to better represent real people.
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Editorial enquiries should be directed to the Precedent Editor by phoning (02) 92587700 or use our Direct Enquiry Form.
Advertising enquiries should be direct to the Sales and Marketing Co-ordinator, by phoning (02) 92587700 or use our Direct Enquiry Form.
Australian Lawyers Alliance News - Weekly Email Bulletin
Our weekly email bulletin, Australian Lawyers Alliance News, is sent to all members who subscribe. This service provides essential information about proposed legislative changes, our lobbying and public affairs initiatives, recent cases, our events and other news relevant to members. Australian Lawyers Alliance News, helping our members to better represent real people.
Members can search previous editions of ALAn online. Simply login to the members only area and click "Search" in the menu bar.
If you are a member and would like to subscribe submit the form below. You will receive an email confirming your subscription shortly afterwards.Emails cannot be sent directly to Australian Lawyers Alliance News. If you would like to submit an article, inform us of a newsworthy event, or you require other information about this bulletin, please contact us through our Online Enquiry Form
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The Alliance teams up with other organisations to offer great discounts for our members. For example, Alliance members get discounted annual rates for Qantas Club membership and cheaper rates and preferential treatment with Budget Car Rental. We are continually expanding our list of partner organisations so that members can reap the rewards.
To view a complete list of the rewards available and to find out how to take advantage of these offers, visit the Alliance Rewards Club homepage using your member log-in. Non-members can receive further information on the Alliance Rewards Club by contacting the Australian Lawyers Alliance using our Direct Enquiry form or call us on 02 9258 7700.
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To become an Alliance Rewards Club partner, please contact the Australian Lawyers Alliance.
The Australian Lawyers Alliance is a leading national provider of Continuing Legal Education/Continuing Professional Development (CLE/CPD). Our professional development calendar includes events such as:
- An annual national conference
- Annual branch conferences in each state and the ACT
- Quarterly seminars
- Workshops on the latest developments in the law
Our events are among the most affordable CLE/CPD events available in Australia and are scheduled regularly to keep our members up to date on developments in the law and legal practice. Australian Lawyers Alliance events cover a wide range of topics and feature leading practitioners from the legal profession, educational institutions and expert witnesses.
In addition to accruing CLE/CPD credits, our professional development program offers members the opportunity to extend their business networks and forge relationships with other professionals.
While most events are open to non-members, Alliance members benefit from substantial discounts for all events.
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All members of the Australian Lawyers Alliance have access to our database of more than 450 expert witnesses and services. This database includes only the names of individuals and firms that have been recommended by members.
Members can obtain lists of experts in specified fields by contacting the Member Services Officer using our Online Enquiry Form. We endeavour to reply to expert database requests within two business days by return email or facsimile.
Please note that because this service relies fully on the recommendations of members, geographical coverage may not always be comprehensive.
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Members are encouraged to recommend experts with whom they have worked so that our database remains relevant and up to date. To recommend an expert, members should contact the Member Services Officer using our Online Enquiry Form.
Members can also contact other members through our online database in the Member's Only section of the website.
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) promote the development of expertise in particular areas. SIGs provide a focus for education, exchange of information, development of materials, events and networking. Joining a SIG is a free benefit for Australian Lawyers Alliance members.
SIGs also meet at our national and state conferences and cover areas such as workers' compensation, criminal law, public liability, motor vehicle accidents, professional negligence and women's justice.
The Australian Lawyers Alliance provides an email list for each SIG to facilitate the exchange of information between members who share particular areas of interest.
A valuable supplement to other services available to Alliance members, these lists allow you to keep in touch with other practitioners in the field, participate in discussions relating to your area and access specialists and leaders in the field - improving your ability to better represent your clients.
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The Australian Lawyers Alliance has a public affairs team, which promotes our policies through publications, the electronic media and detailed policy submissions to parliamentary and other public inquiries. The team monitors media coverage of current legal issues and seeks to promote the organisation's view of justice and individual rights in these public debates.
The Australian Lawyers Alliance draws its policy strength from its members. The public affairs team draws on this deep resource to provide experienced expert commentary on particular legal issues as they emerge and develop.
For further information on these initatives, or other legal issues affecting access to justice and the rights of individuals, please contact the Legal and Policy Officer on (02) 9258 7700 or use our Direct Enquiry Form.
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