Apologies and proxies Kate Eastman SC, Kerri Leotta provided their apologies. Kellie Edwards submitted a proxy for Sophie Anderson. Brenda Tronson submitted proxi...
New South Wales Bar Association President, Tim Game SC, said this year’s theme was a powerful reminder that every person has an important role to play in promot...
...span> client’s interest and the lawyer’s own interest, which can be just as damaging to the profession’s reputation as an actual conflict of interest. “The Association will continue to work closely with our members, as well as with the Office of the Legal Services Commissioner and governments, to protect the public interest by promoting best practice regarding cost disclosures and charging....
The Bar Council voted unanimously to endorse the proposed wording for the Constitution alteration to enshrine a First Nations Voice as sound and appropriate, and ...
GOVERNMENT REJECTS KEY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MUCH- NEEDED REFORMS OF THE CORONIAL SYSTEM IN NSW 2 November 2022 The NSW Bar Association is disappointed by the response of the NSW Government to recommend...
The New South Wales Bar Association is committed to fostering fairness, equity and tolerance in a manner that reflects the social and cultural diversity within th...
LGBTQI barristers are entitled to: 1. enjoy all of their human rights, including liberty and security, equality, recognition as a person, work, family, health, ed...
APPOINTMENT OF JUSTICE JAGOT TO THE HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA 29 September 2022 The New South Wales Bar Association congratulates the Honourable Justice Jayne Jagot on the announcement of her appointmen...
That is, material that an ordinary reasonable person would likely conclude ‘was intended to have an effect of causing serious harm to a particular adult’ or i...
Every person is entitled to a workplace and profession that is free of sexual harassment and any other form of harassment, bullying or victimisation. It is fundam...
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