2019

Speaker papers and presentations from past Australian Lawyers Alliance events are available to purchase here. Individual papers may be purchased, or alternatively, the full set from the event.

A full listing of the papers available from 2019, categorised by event, can be accessed below:


Queensland Conference 2019

15-16 February 2019

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Topic

Speaker

Peer professional defence (PPT)

Richard Douglas QC, Callinan Chambers

Claims farming legislation in Queensland (P)

Rodney Hodgson, Maurice Blackburn

Financial services: Past, present and future (PPT)

Paul Green, Vincents

Redress versus common law: Achieving the best outcome for victims of childhood sexual abuse (P)

Nina Kaarsberg and Kathryn Townsend,
Shine Lawyers

A practical overview of pursuing of pursing TPD claims in the courts (P)

Phil Nolan, Queensland Bar

Evidence in Personal injury claims: Proprietary rights in body (PPT)

Sarah Vallance, Maurice Blackburn
Medical Law and the mentally ill (PPT) Clare Eves, Shine Lawyers
Time limits: it’s only a matter of time (P) Catherine Cheek, Clewett Lawyers
10 annoying habits of insurers and how to overcome them (P) Laura Neil, Endeavour Chambers

Linking the science of safety to the legal profession (P)

Roger Kahler, Intersafe
Liability for assaults on prison officers (P) Jeremy Wiltshire, Inns of Court
The most significant contributing factor (P) Mark Glen, Endeavour Chambers
Workers ‘compensation case law update (P) Peter Gibson, Shine Lawyers
Motor Vehicle case law update (P) Beth Rolton, Maurice Blackburn
The application of the CLA to claims in relation to motor vehicle incidents (P) John Kimmins, Inns of Court
Liability for personal injuries on community title scheme land (P) Katherine Caldow, Walker Pender Group
Public liability case law update (P) Travis Schultz, Travis Schultz Law
Claims for damages for nervous: The forgotten child (P) Dominic Murphy, 31 West Chambers

New South Wales Conference 2019

15 March 2019

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Topic

Speaker

Keynote address: Why the rule of law matters (P)

Julian Burnside AO QC, Victorian Bar

TPD claims and practical tips for lawyers (P)

Liam Hanlon, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

Workers Compensation Commission 2019 and beyond (P)

His Honour Gerard Phillips, Workers Compensation Commission

Elder Abuse: vincible ignorance? – know your duty (PPT)

Larissa Howard, Catherine Henry Lawyers

Abuse Law (Litigation at Sunrise)

3 May 2019

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Topic

Speaker

The National Redress Scheme so far: Experiences, outcomes and issues (PPT)

Warren Strange, Executive Officer, knowmore

Redress v common law: Case law update (PPT)

Michelle James, Principal Lawyer, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

School-based claims: Teacher on student and student on student (PPT)

Yvette McLaughlin, Partner, Sparke Helmore Lawyers

Victoria Conference 2019

3–4 May 2019

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Topic

Speaker

TAC Panel (PPT)

Michael Lombard, Adviceline Injury Lawyers

South Australia Conference 2019

24 May 2019

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Topic

Speaker

Medical negligence causation cases post-Tabet v Gett (P)
Audrey Bosboom, Anthony Mason Chambers

Common issues in TPD claims, insurance churning and the liability of financial advisers (PPT)

Simon Gilbert‐Kent, Lawyer, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

Pleadings Intensive Workshop

14 June 2019

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Topic

Speaker

Pleading causation (PPT)
Susan Anderson, Chambers 33

Common pleading mistakes (PPT)

Kevin Holyoak, Callinan Chambers

WorkCover Intensive Seminar

17 July 2019

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Topic

Speaker

What we can expect from Queensland workers’ compensation law changes (PPT)
Greg Spinda, Senior Associate, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers

WorkCover Queensland’s new common law claim return to work program (PPT)

Matthew Bannan, Executive Professional Services, WorkCover Queensland
Psychiatric injuries in the workplace: The world since Koehler v Cerebos (PPT) Dominic Murphy, 31 West Chambers
What is damaging people in construction and why does it continue? (PPT) Roger Kahler, Principal Consultant, InterSafe
The practical effects of recent WorkCover decisions (P) Kevin Barratt, Special Counsel, Bennett & Philp Lawyers

Medical Law Conference 2019

26 July 2019

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Topic

Speaker

Pain management — Past, present and emerging cases of negligence (PPT)

Dr Marc Walden, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital

Medical law case review (PPT)

Bill Madden, Carroll & O’Dea

ACT Conference 2019

16 August 2019

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Topic

Speaker

Annual case review (P)

Greg Stretton SC, Blackburn Chambers

Western Australia Conference 2019

6 September 2019

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Topic

Speaker

Annual case law review (P)

Tim Hammond, Central Law Chambers

Medical School

11 September 2019

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Topic

Speaker

Catastrophic injury and consequent disability (PPT)

Dr Stephen Buckley, Consultant Physician in Rehabilitation Medicine
A selection of cases about the Court’s approach to claims involving pre-existing injury or illness (PPT) Chris George, North Quarter Lane Chambers

National Conference 2019

26–26 October 2019

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Topic

Speaker

Vicarious liability — NSW developments (P)

Dr Andrew Morrison RFD SC, Wardell Chambers
The Western Australian response on
vicarious liability and access to assets (P & PPT)
Graham Droppert, Albert Wolff Chambers
Storytelling in advocacy (PPT) Gerard Mullins, Darrow Chambers
Common issues in plaintiff litigation: Witness preparation (P & PPT) Robert Davis, Barrister, Davis Legal
What the Financial Services Royal Commission means for consumers (PPT) Josh Mennen, Principal Lawyer, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers
Older Australians — Care factor zero? (PPT) Catherine Henry, Principal, Catherine Henry Lawyers and Bill Mitchell, Principal Lawyer, Townsville Community Service
A revolution driving itself: A glimpse into the future of autonomous vehicles from a legal perspective (PPT) Stephanie Brown, Senior Associate/Branch Manager and Assistant General Manager, Shine Lawyers and Sarah Grace, Senior Associate/Branch Manager and Assistant General Manager, Shine Lawyers
The impact of the Jackson reforms on the English legal system — Can Australia learn anything? (P) Reuben Glynn, Managing Director, Partners in Costs Limited
Annual case review (P) Dr Andrew Morrison RFD SC, Wardell Chambers and Richard Royle, Sir Owen Dixon Chambers