Law for Non-Lawyers

‘Animal law’ is much more than just legislation & case law establishing standards of animal treatment. Animal Law is intertwined with family, consumer, environmental laws & is coming up in many other areas. Attend & understand the tenets of anti-cruelty law that govern the human-animal relationship. Gain critical knowledge in crafting persuasive animal-related arguments & robustly critique existing relevant laws, leadership, & proposals of genuine modern animal welfare law & decision-making. WEB229NZA63

Explore the intersection of employment and immigration law and receive a concise overview of pivotal rulings in this domain. WEB2312NZA16EZ

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Enhance your skills and expand your professional development opportunities. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to contribute to your success and to your team. WEB236NZA13CZ

Enhance your skills and expand your professional development opportunities. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to contribute to your success and to your team. WEB236NZA13DZ

Discover invaluable insights on best practices for managing legal administrative tasks, effective communication with your team and optimising workflow to improve your efficiency. WEB236NZA13AZ

Gain essential knowledge on terminology and procedures to better support your team. WEB236NZA13BZ

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Understand the important legal issues and challenges affecting you in your role as a guidance counsellor. Receive guidance and practical insights on family law principles and updates in court processes in the Family Court. OND2211NZC01A2

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Issues covered include: Elderly, elder, elder law, residential care subsidies, End of Life Choice Bill, Office of the Health and Disability Commissioner, health, disability, ethics, medical capacity, retirement villages, the Protection of Personal Property Rights Act 1988, guardians, welfare guardianship, powers of attorney, care facilities

Issues covered include: Employment, bullying, harassment, social media, dismissal, sick leave, medical certificates, medical incapacity, mental health, governance, school board, Teaching Council, natural justice, New Zealand School Trustees Association, Education Act

Issues covered include: Students and mental health, bullying, discrimination, guidance counsellors, social media, pastoral care, counselling, suicide, self-harm, risk assessment, sharing information, Parent Separation, Family Court Orders and Protection Orders, Court Proceedings and Giving Evidence, Expert evidence.

Issues covered include: Covenants and Encumbrances, Disputes, Litigation, Administrator appointment, Unit Titles Act, Repairs and recovery of costs, Ownership Interest assessment.

Issues covered include: Landonline, Automation and eDealing, Real Estate Agents’ Disclosure Obligations, Real Estate Agents Act (Professional Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2012, Co-Ownership & Property Share Agreements.

Issues covered include: immigration law, immigration policy and procedure, immigration case law update, character issues, skilled migrant applications, work visas

Issues covered include: Diffuse Discharges from Farming, Maori Land considerations, Environmental & planning, ETS, Overseas Investment Act in a Rural, Employment Law, Insolvency, Dispute resolution, Worksafe NZ, Trust Restructuring and Resettlements, Trustee powers, succession planning.

Issues covered include: Border Protection Procedures, Custom notices, Geographical Indications, Madrid Protocol, Opposition procedures, Practice and procedure in disputes and litigation, Copyright Act, Maori intellectual property, Commercialising IP, Social media influencers.

If you’ve spent any time working in a school you know that seemingly anything can happen at any time and you need to know exactly how to handle an incident from when it first occurs all the way through the investigation process. Attend this seminar and consider the policies and procedures you need to have in place before an incident occurs and then work through the step by step process of completing an effective and comprehensive investigation.

Staying on top of the seemingly endless issues affecting your staff, students and school can seem daunting, so we have distilled the most important issues affecting schools rights now. Recent legislative changes affecting physical restraint and seclusion guidelines and privacy, important family issues and employment hot spots will be covered to bring you up to speed on what you need to know.

To start with you have game changing developments in overseas investment in residential property, updates in tax issues in conveyancing and new trends in residential, commercial, industrial and rural conveyancing. Then just to keep things interesting you have the many perpetual pitfalls that can and do arise in each of these areas, threatening to simultaneously undo a deal and ruin a relationship with a client. Get caught up on the latest changes in conveyancing while honing your practical skill

In this rigorous programme you will hear about the practical implications of Tomorrow’s Schools Independent Taskforce Report and other timely updates, suspensions and expulsion, lockdown procedures, dealing with difficult parents, employment essentials you need to know, privacy and online essentials that are imperative for you to know right now. Stay for the afternoon and you will workshop the mechanics of a competent and comprehensive workplace investigations from ‘Oh No! to Let’s go’.

Employment issues are the perennial thorn in the side of many schools. If left unmanaged, things can go wrong – fast and be severely detrimental to your school’s morale, culture and the quality of education. This programme assembles 8 legal experts who will galvanise you with updates, information and tips that can be practically implemented in your school.

Issues covered include: charities law, Charities Act, NFP, not-for-profit, Trusts Act, charity

Issues covered include: Interface between Retirement Villages and Aged Care: An Update, Capacity Issues Intensive, Supported and Substituted Decision-Making, End of Life Choices Bill , Insights from the Office of the Health and Disability Commissioner, Immigration Law Changes and What They Mean in the Aged Care Context, Privacy, Recording and Data Security , Employment and Health & Safety Law and its Relevance to the Aged Care Sector

Issues covered include: Accreditation vs Essential Skills: Shifting Goalposts, Employment Issues in Immigration: ERA, MBIE and Conflicts of Interest, Investor and Business Residence Categories: Practical Tips and Key Updates, Ethical and Professional Conduct, Recent Positions Adopted by Immigration New Zealand, Acceptable Standard of Health, Domestic Violence and Immigration Applications

In the constantly evolving world of immigration law, it is paramount that you stay on top of the latest changes that affect your clients. Join leading immigration experts and advisors to unravel the key policy and legislative updates and explore the crossover between immigration and employment. Attend the full day to receive practical insights in navigating the legal issues that arise if your client is faced with deportation.

Issues covered include: IPONZ Hearings Office, trade mark ownership, trade mark enforcement and litigation, Chinese trade marks update, specifications, patent portfolio management, artificial intelligence

Issues covered include: types of subdivisions, subdivision issues, e-dealing

Issues covered include: Online challenges, bullying, harassment claims, #MeToo, pastoral care, confidentiality

Issues covered include: post-COVID-19, charities and the economy, legal framework, legal considerations and strategies

Issues covered include: infringement defences, good faith, use of own name, evidence trade use

Gain knowledge and skills to effectively advise your client in the ‘new normal’ with this three part series examining Immigration and Protection Tribunal appeals, important new work visa changes, key migrant worker issues, and how to navigate deportation risks. Book the entire series and save or select just the sessions that most interest you.

This series will cover some of the most important legal issues affecting schools, 1 hour at a time until the end of 2020. Hear from leading education lawyers and gain practical, up-to-date insights into family law, employment law and staff misconduct, privacy, online and social media issues and bullying. Watch live online to interact with the speakers and other delegates or register for the on-demand to watch the webinar at a time that suits you.

What are the latest Immigration and Protection Tribunal (IPT) appeals you need to be across of? Join Charlotte Summers over one hour to examine critical and fascinating IPT appeals and receive practical guidance and key takeaways that can immediately be incorporated into your practice.

Stay on top of the recent changes to employer-assisted temporary work visas in this one hour session with Lauren Qiu. You will receive an analysis of the recent work visa updates, insight into the options for stranded migrant workers and practical tips and compliance considerations for employers. Don’t miss out on this jam-packed session.

What are your client’s options when faced with deportation? Join Simon Graham as he takes a deep dive into deportation in the criminal context. You will receive practical guidance on your client’s options to appeal and court proceedings, and key takeaways that you can implement into your practice.

Attend and you will receive essential tips and strategies for managing an incident of staff misconduct on social media in your school.

Gain a robust understanding of family law issues and the different types of family law court orders that you will encounter in your school.

Receive an essential update on privacy legislation that your school needs to know.

Attend and equip yourself with the skills to manage and effectively deal with a report of bullying and harassment by an employee at your school.

Gain a deeper understanding of the disciplinary process when dealing with different complaints of misconduct, including the investigation process.

Curious about the cannabis reforms and how they will affect you? Here are 3 reasons why you should be interested in attending this webinar… One. On 19 September you will be deciding whether you want cannabis to be legal nationwide. Two. There are lucrative business opportunities for NZ in this multi-million dollar industry– especially for agribusiness. Three. This will affect commercial, government, intellectual property and criminal law. Be updated and position yourself to capitalise on this growth area.

Maximising your client’s returns on their IP assets is essential to helping them achieve commercial advantage. Hear from leading commercial and IP experts as you explore how to effectively conduct IP audits. Gain valuable insights into ‘what-can-go-wrong’ through interactive case studies and scenarios to help you develop a strong intangible assets strategy, and examine how to effectively manage the IP contracting process.

This highly practical workshop will provide you with tips and strategies to enhance your written submissions and arguments. You will break barriers by learning how to build emotional intelligence, receive valuable guidance on risk management and conflicts of interests. Walk away with the tools to enhance your client advocacy.

An essential update for those specialising in procurement and government contracts. Don’t miss out on hearing from leading practitioners on the latest in procurement law, challenging the successful tender and insight into how the public sector can deliver improved outcomes for Māori. WEB213NZA27

WEB213NZA29: Back by popular demand, this highly practical programme will help you to develop the practical skills and strategies needed to tackle the complex issues that arise in subdivision matters. You will learn how to advise on and ultimately register a plan of subdivision from start to finish, delve into a variety in key areas including potential resource management and environmental issues, causes for delays – and how to avoid them, and navigate common mistake that could lead to a competency claim.

WEB213NZA14: In New Zealand, real estate agents are required to comply with strict standards of conduct, and if you do not, your clients may be entitled to compensation. Attend and hear from legal experts who will help you ensure you do not breach your obligations to vendors and purchasers of properties. You will also develop strategies to mitigate risk, learn what you need to disclose as well as how to effectively deal with unhappy customers and complaints.

213NZA28: Hear valuable insights from experts and thought leaders as they examine the most pressing issues affecting the boardroom. Topics that will be explored include being a shareholder vs stakeholder, corporate misconduct, recent cases, board evaluations and resolving disputes. You will gain a deeper understanding of cybersecurity, digital and technology threats, director liabilities under the Health and Safety at Work Act and an important update on incoming competition and consumer law reforms.

213NZA31: A not-to-be-missed opportunity for you to hear the latest updates and critical areas affecting schools including: the knock-on effect of new Education and Training Act, red flags for students and staff relating to social media platform and family law issues, and the complex and at times unpleasant situations that arise during the employment lifecycle. Leading practitioners in the education sector will take you through everything you need to know right now in this information packed day.

Stay up to date with New Zealand’s immigration landscape with this four part series examining deportation appeals, temporary work visas, evidence in partnership applications and family law and immigration. Book the entire series and save or select just the sessions that most interest you.

WEB212NZW04: With significant changes set to shake up the Not-for-Profit sector, you won’t want to miss out on gaining insight into the most pressing issues facing NFPs and charities right now. Hear from leading NFP experts who are working at the coalface of these changes as they analyse the latest developments in charities law, tax, trusts and governance issues.

212NZW01: Hear from the Teaching Council and leading practitioners and gain practical insights into professional conduct and employment law issues including medical incapacity, the latest employment legislation and cases, workplace investigations and social media in schools. You will develop strategies to manage school governance, student discipline and de-escalate parental complaints. Gain the tools to lead your school lawfully and effectively in 2021.

A not-to-be-missed opportunity for you to hear the latest updates in 3 critical areas affecting schools; employment and staff, managing physical health and safety, and legislative, case and skills updates. Leading practitioners in the education sector, including specialised education lawyers, a psychologist and the Teaching Council will take you through everything you need to know right now in this information packed day.

Law, religion and the interaction between the two has become increasingly evident in contemporary New Zealand, making it more crucial than ever for religious institutions and their advisers to understand the legal and regulatory challenges they face. For the first time, this full day conference brings together legal, academic and religious thought-leaders to examine religious freedom. You will gain insight and practical guidance into the most pressing issues including the changing face of religion in school

It is crucial your advice to clients is accurate as the immigration landscape in New Zealand continues to rapidly change. Hear from Immigration New Zealand and leading practitioners as they unpack the latest changes to employer-assisted temporary work visas, investor and business residence categories and partnership and family applications. Receive insight into the work of the Immigration New Zealand Reference Group, key areas you need to be across of and how to minimise complaints. 213NZA34

213NZA38: Understanding your client’s IP assets and their value is essential to helping them achieve commercial advantage. Explore how to effectively build IP culture, protect IP through effective due diligence and how to strategically kick off the enforcement process and commercially assess possible damages and consequences. You will also benefit from an interactive session analysing recent and important cases that will provide insights across the spectrum of IP.

Led by legal experts in education, health, family and criminal law, and those working with school guidance counsellors at the coalface, you will review current an important legal issues and challenges affecting you. Benefit from an examination of the new privacy law, informed consent and the Counselling Code of Rights, receive an overview and family law legislation you need to know, and guidance on child protection and what to do when you suspect abuse or a child discloses to you. 216NZA08

This conference will consider the new work visa system, examine travel exceptions and cases, the interplay of immigration and employment law and issues arising in investor and business residence category visas. Finish off the day with a deep dive into case studies involving medical matters and IPT appeals, and discuss the future of the immigration landscape. 216NZA09

Attend this programme for a timely update on the critical issues affecting your school including employment law, managing performance, health, conflict and compliance to ensure you stay across the latest developments and stay in control. Plus explore the essential concerns of student behavioral issues and the new privacy regime, and gain a timely update on the framework of statutory interveners. WEB219NZA09

Key to any successful organisation is their support staff. Gain the key tools, knowledge and skills required to take your legal support role to the next level. Examine how to manage expectations from management, communicate effectively, manage projects and ensure positive mental health & wellbeing. Learn as an exceptional panel share with you their expertise. WEB218NZA30

You’ll identify how to manage the expectations of your managers and direct reports with expert practical tips and knowhow that you can use immediately. Take away how to deal with multiple tasks, competing priorities and the importance of honing your delegation skills. WEB218NZA30A

Takeaway new key skills on how to take your communication to the next level when dealing with your manager, workplace colleagues and clients. Learn how to strengthen your listening and written skills for written instructions, meeting notes and file notes. WEB219NZA30B

Up skill yourself with simple but important project management tools that will ensure you meet those sharp deadlines, juggle tight priorities and implement structures to guarantee your success. WEB2110NZA30C

Work through important and practical steps and strategies to effectively assess, monitor and ensure both you and your colleague’s wellbeing and mental health in these challenging times. WEB2111NZA30D

Help your clients achieve maximum commercial advantage with this practical half-day programme. Navigate the tricky issues involved in complex IP licensing agreements and the risk areas in an audit and due diligence process. Take a deep dive into two IP cases relating to extradition of copyright and infringement of plant variety rights. Plus, gain the skills essential to acting in trade mark matters when disputes arise. WEB219NZA08

Hear from experts working at the forefront of Māori development as they consider how iwi and hapū can partner with the public and private sector in order to build a sustainable asset portfolio. Reflect on the integration of Tikanga Māori into law in New Zealand and the Māori values and issues in environmental and employment law. Plus, consider te Ao Māori and its relevance to New Zealand business. WEB219NZA02

Hear from leading practitioners working in the education sector and gain practical insights into the latest employment legislation and cases, support staff contracts, dealing with difficult staff and health and safety in schools. Consider care arrangements and the relationship between lawyer for child and schools. Finally, receive best practice tips on working with boards and responding to media in times of crises. 219NZW01

When you think of estate planning there are three vital documents that you need to make sure you get right from the start – the Prenuptial Agreement, the Will and the Enduring Power of Attorney. This is a must attend event for those looking for a refresher as it will help you to refine your drafting skills and give you an edge in your next estate planning matter. WEB2111NZA23

Are you across the latest immigration issues impacting your practice right now? Join a panel of leading specialists and advisers and discuss the immigration policy changes expected in 2022, critical employment law issues, evidentiary requirements in partner visas and recent disciplinary matters. Finish off the day with a deep dive into character waivers and deportation, an analysis of IPT appeals and the ins and outs of appealing to the High Court. WEB2111NZA19

This event brings together thought-leaders in religious law to provide practical guidance on the pressing legal issues currently facing faith based institutions. Be updated on the Royal Commission dealing with historical complaints of abuse in faith based institutions, learn how to effectively structure charitable trusts, & receive a critical update on employment case law & contracts. You will walk away with valuable insights & the most current legal information affecting the religious sector. WEB2111NZA21

Hear from the Teaching Council and leading experts on the latest legal issues impacting your school in 2022. Stay updated on critical employment law concerns including mandatory vaccinations, matters arising in workplace investigations, recent disciplinary tribunal decisions and updates on the Education and Training Act. Plus take a deep dive into complaints and resolving Board issues, the avenues parents are taking to resolve disputes and tips on working with your community constable. 222NZW02