The Commercial Law Association of Australia Ltd

Upcoming Events

Key contract cases: 2011 in review

Jeffrey Goldberger, Partner, Blake Dawson

24 February, 2012

Dixson Room, Mitchell Wing, NSW State Library

Mandatory CLE seminar

Professor Gerard Ryan, Dean, Law School, University of Notre Dame Australia (Chair); Associate Professor Sandra Lynch, Centre for Faith, Ethics & Society, University of Notre Dame Australia; Peter Punch, Partner, Carroll & O'Dea; Janine Smith, Senior Associate, Carroll & O'Dea; Karen Rowe-Nurse, Law and Business Librarian, University of Notre Dame Australia

24 February, 2012

Dixson Room, Mitchell Wing, NSW State Library

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Master of Applied Law (Commercial Litigation)

This is an online program run by the College of Law. The next start date is 5 March 2012 and applications are open now. Click here for more information.

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3rd Annual National Public Sector Legal Officers' Forum 2012. 6-7 March

CLA members receive a 10% discount off the standard registration fee.

Over the course of two days issues encompassing ethical challenges, reform initiatives, statutory interpretation, human rights, working across agencies and jurisdictions, risk management and many more will be explored. Case studies from significant public agencies will offer relevant practical value while expert commentaries will provide perspectives on evolving directions and the emerging responsibilities of a government lawyer. Speakers include Michael Kirby, Dr David Bennett, Professor George Hampel and Dr James Popple. For more information please click here.

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Commercial Law Quarterly Vol25 No3 September-November 2011

Getting to grips with the reforms to Personal Property Securities law
Adverse action claims under the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth): some lessons from the early cases
Obligations of good faith in the performance of commercial agreements
The ACCC's new enforcement powers

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Legislative Review Task Force(LRTF)

The Association's Legislative Review Task Force reviews legislation and makes submissions to government and regulatory bodies in areas of law where it is considered desirable that change be forthcoming.The challenge is to identify areas of law where the input of the Legislative Review Task Force can make a significant difference through the concerted efforts of legal and commercial minds.

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The Commercial Law Association was established in 1965 by eminent business people, accountants and lawyers to maximise the exchange of ideas and information. Today the benefits of belonging of a broad based professional organisation are as evident now as they were when the Association was formed.