Join us for the Annual General Meeting, followed by canapes and drinks.
The Parlour @ The Royal Hotel Camden
6pm, Friday 24 November 2023.
Bookings are essential for admission and catering purposes, by 20 November 2023.
Dear Colleagues,
We invite you to join us for our July Dinner at Enzo’s Cucina, Camden and an informative CPD presented by David Taylor, General Manager Property – Vitocco Enterprises.
As part of his role, David has been involved in the oversight of a number of current local development projects including Gregory Hills, Emerald Hills, Narellan Town Centre, Somerset Rise, Elyard Gardens, Maryland and Rossmore.
David will provide insight in to his role and importantly, as to the future growth of the Macarthur Region and the growth and opportunities this will present for all of us.
Don’t miss out!
Date: Tuesday, 16 August 2022
Time: 5.30pm for 6.00pm start
Location: Enzo’s Cucina, 3 Argyle Street, Camden
Cost: $60
Dear Colleagues,
We invite you to join fellow members and other guests for our annual one day CLE event. There are 6 CLE points for attendance.
The current runsheet is as follows but subject to change if necessary:
8.00 Registration
8.20 Welcome
8.30 Cybersecurity – Jim Sofiak – Chief Trust Account Investigator NSW Law Society
9.30 Judge Murdoch FCFCOA – Family Law – Recovery Orders and the new Family Law Landscape including delegated powers
10.30 Judge Neville FCFCOA – Parental Alienation
11.30 Morning Tea
12.00 Property/Leasing and COVID – Dean Claughton
1.00 Lunch
2.00 Panel Session – Wellness, Mindfulness, Mentoring and the Legal Profession – Featuring Malcolm Gittoes-Caesar, Josephine Byrnes, Kelly Stanford – Moderated by Jessica Strangio
3.00 Afternoon Tea
3.30 Lance Watson – Cryptocurrency Assets
4.30 Networking and fellowship.
Morning and Afternoon tea and lunch will be provided. Drinks are available to be purchased at the bar on the day.
Tickets are limited so get in quick!
Hope to see you there!
Campbelltown Local Court is going to the dogs – therapy dogs that is.
Macarthur-based legal experts have reiterated their calls for more courts in the region.
Changes to the NSW government’s compulsory third party (CTP) scheme will leave people fighting for entitlements without their own lawyer and queuing outside of Centrelink says Macarthur Law Society president Brett McGrath.
