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GET AHEAD OF THE GAME YOUR COMPLETE CPD GUIDE NEW ZEALAND AUG - SEPT 2021 EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT Register and Pay by 6 Aug 2021 and Save 30% off Everything
CONTENTS
1 HOUR WEBINARS
Climate Change Litigation: Impacts for Corporates and 3
Government Bodies
Ongoing Public and Family Challenges and Practical Solutions: 3
Best Interests of the Child in Court Proceedings
Judicial Review: Cases, Developments and their Implications 3
Insurance Contract Law Reform Update 3
AML/CFT: A Critical Update 3
ADMINISTRATIVE AND PUBLIC SECTOR LAW
Public Law Series 3
Climate Change Litigation: Impacts for Corporates and 3
Government Bodies
Ongoing Public and Family Challenges and Practical Solutions: 3
Best Interests of the Child in Court Proceedings
Judicial Review: Cases, Developments and their Implications 3
BANKING & FINANCE
Infrastructure and Funding in New Zealand: The Current Legal 5
Landscape
Credit Law Symposium 2021 11
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION
Infrastructure and Funding in New Zealand: The Current Legal 5
Landscape
ANNUAL CPD
CORPORATE AND COMMERCIAL
Insurance Contract Law Reform Update 3
Climate Change Litigation: Impacts for Corporates and 3
ANNUAL CPD
Government Bodies
SUBSCRIPTION
Contract Interpretation, Damages and Remedies 7
Corporate Compliance, Risk and Governance 10
SUBSCRIPTION
CRIMINAL LAW
AML/CFT: A Critical Update 3
Evidence for Criminal Lawyers 10
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FAMILY LAW to make 10 CPD hours
Ongoing Public and Family Challenges and Practical Solutions: 3 Choose any programmes
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Best Interests of the Child in Court Proceedings
Representing Children: Tips, Techniques and Best Practice 4 tothroughout
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thehours
year
Guidance
from our current brochure or
Relationship Property: The Latest Issues and Challenges 8
throughout the year
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Intellectual Property: Managing Commercial Risks and Disputes 7
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ICT Contracting: A Spotlight on the Key Issues 4
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LITIGATION & DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Settlement Agreements and Disputes 9 THE ANNUAL CPD SUBSCRIPTION INCLUDES
All your 10 CPD Hours
MĀORI LAW THE ANNUAL CPD SUBSCRIPTION INCLUDES
Working with Māori 5
All your 10 CPD Hours
SAVE MONEY Only $81 per CPD hour
NOT FOR PROFITS MORE CHOICE Hundreds of hours of new CPD legal content
Not for Profit and Charities Forum: Governance, Financial 6 seminars to choose from throughout the CPD year
Reporting, Tax SAVE MONEY Only $81 per CPD hour
FLEXIBLE FORMAT Attend via live webinar, recording or face to face
MORE CHOICE Hundreds of hours of new CPD legal content
CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE Receive a certificate of attendance
AGRIBUSINESS, RURAL, PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT seminars to choose from throughout the CPD year
delivered directly to your inbox
Climate Change Litigation: Impacts for Corporates and 3 FLEXIBLE FORMAT Attend via live webinar, recording or face to face
*The Annual CPD Subscription is valid for 12 months from the purchase date.
Government Bodies CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE Receive a certificate of attendance
Once purchased, the subscription cannot be transferred to another person
Infrastructure and Funding in New Zealand: The Current Legal 5 delivered directly to your inbox
nor cancelled and refunded.
Landscape *The Annual CPD Subscription is valid for 12 months from the purchase date.
Navigating Rural Transactions and Family Farming Issues 6 Once purchased, the subscription cannot be transferred to another person
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WILLS, ESTATES & ELDER LAW
Elder Law: Capacity, Asset Protection and Abuse 9 legalwiseseminars.co.nz
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legalwiseseminars.co.nzINSURANCE CONTRACT
PUBLIC LAW SERIES 2021 LAW REFORM UPDATE
JUNE TO JULY 2021 $335 THURSDAY, 26 AUGUST 2021 POSTPONED $125
9.00AM TO 10.30AM WEB215NZA04 1.00PM TO 2.00PM WEB218NZA18
THURSDAY, 24 JUNE 2021 $125 Important changes are coming. You will examine the draft exposure
9.00AM TO 10.30AM OND216NZA04B Bill (expected release mid-2021) and consider the implications for
insurers and consumers. Where appropriate for New Zealand, you
Judicial Review: Cases, Developments and their Implications will consider the reforms which have occurred in Australia.
Attend and receive an in-depth round up of the most important judicial
review cases and key developments in public law and their implications Attend and receive a timely update on:
over the last 12 months. · The policyholder’s duty of disclosure
Presented by Matthew Smith, Barrister, Thorndon Chambers
· Whether the unfair contract terms provisions in the Fair Trading Act
1986 will apply to insurance contracts
· Improvements to increase understanding of insurance policies
1 ATTEND AND EARN 1 CPD HOUR · The duty of utmost good faith
Learning Objectives: While release of the draft exposure bill is likely to be the middle of this year,
- Examine recent judicial review law and cases, trends and their implications timing of this seminar is subject to change.
Presented by Stephanie Corban, Special Counsel, Hesketh Henry
THURSDAY, 15 JULY 2021 $125
1 ATTEND AND EARN 1 CPD HOUR
9.00AM TO 10.30AM OND215NZA04A
Learning Objectives:
- Receive a timely update on changes which will affect insurance contracts
Climate Change Litigation: Impacts for Corporates and Government
Bodies
Examine and analyse current trends and insights on international and
domestic climate change related litigation and arbitration brought
against governments, the public sector and corporate entities.
Presented by Sarah Kuper, Senior Associate and Alex Winsley, Senior
AML/CFT: A CRITICAL
Solicitor, Simpson Grierson UPDATE
1 ATTEND AND EARN 1 CPD HOUR THURSDAY, 16 SEPTEMBER 2021 $125
Learning Objectives: 11.30AM TO 12.30PM WEB219NZA07
- Gain a deeper understanding of climate change litigation and the impact on
government bodies and the private sector
Receive crucial updates and key insights into expected reforms, and
work through the top issues you need to know on AML/CFT. Examine
the implications of the FATF report, DIA compliance activity, insights
THURSDAY, 29 JULY 2021 $125 regarding the new regulators and the anticipated further changes.
You will also consider compliance and enforcement issues, potential
9.00AM TO 10.30AM WEB217NZA04C
mistakes and how you can fix them, together with tips on how to
successfully handle a DIA review.
Ongoing Public and Family Challenges and Practical Solutions: Best
Interests of the Child in Court Proceedings
AML-CFT: Current Issues and Insights
This webinar - aimed at practitioners working with and in public and in
family law - will canvas governing principles, current controversies and · Current hot topics for law firms
developments and practicalities of implementation relating to decisions · Implications for law firms from the FATF report
affecting children, a child’s best interest and the rights of a child. Difficult · Observations about recent DIA compliance activity
questions arise not only in the more specialised family law contexts, · Highlights and need-to-know aspects of the new regulations
but also in wider issues such as disputed claims to medical treatment, · Common AML/CFT programme mistakes, with easy fixes
immigration and social security decision-making and broader public law · Managing risk, including PEPs, PTRs and SARs
issues. · How to handle a DIA review
Presented by Ben Keith, Barrister, Thorndon Chambers Presented by Neil Russ, Director, Russ + Associates; Convenor Tax Law
Committee New Zealand Law Society
1 ATTEND AND EARN 1 CPD HOUR 1 ATTEND AND EARN 1 CPD HOUR
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
- Gain a deeper understanding of the intersection between public and family law - Receive a timely update AML/CFT and practical tips for compliance and
in matters that involve children handling risk
3REPRESENTING
ICT CONTRACTING: CHILDREN: TIPS,
A SPOTLIGHT ON THE TECHNIQUES AND BEST
KEY ISSUES PRACTICE GUIDANCE
WEDNESDAY, 15 SEPTEMBER 2021 $245 THURSDAY, 26 AUGUST 2021 $335
1.15PM TO 3.25PM WEB219NZA04 9.00AM TO 12.15PM WEB218NZA17
Practitioners entrusted to represent children must possess
Join 4 experienced practitioners from Buddle Findlay in this
a certain set of skills to ensure child representation and
information packed webinar covering the latest on ICT contracting
participation is effective and meaningful. Take a deep dive into
in New Zealand. Consider the issues in cloud computing and SaaS
understanding child participation, developmental considerations
contracts and examine the specific issues related to ICT contracts
and interviewing techniques. Receive guidance on your role in
in the public sector. Take a dive into contracting for agile and
Oranga Tamariki files, working with Māori and Pasifika children,
receive practical guidance on data protection and privacy clauses in
and recognising the early signs of formative trauma. Whether
technology contracts. Walk away with greater knowledge and skills
you’re seeking appointment or brushing up your knowledge,
for ICT project success.
this programme is expertly designed to give you the skills
ICT Contracting Issues in New Zealand fundamental to fulfilling your duties as lawyer for child.
· Cloud computing / SaaS contracts: Tips for reviews
· NZ Government-specific issues to consider in relation to ICT contracts Chair: Maurice Casey, Partner, Carlile Dowling; Lawyer for Child
(including use of AoG / syndicated agreements) Representing Children and Understanding Child Participation
· Contracting for agile · Why children are participating in care and contact disputes
· Data protection and privacy clauses in technology contracts: What to · What is meant by children’s participation
consider and include · What children say they want from their participation
Presented by Renee Stiles, Partner, Elizabeth Rose, Senior Associate,
· Seven steps to follow to ensure the child’s participation is meaningful
Damien Steel-Baker, Special Counsel and Amy Ryburn, Partner, Buddle Findlay
and effective
· Tips on interviewing children
· When best interests and children’s views do not align
· Developmental considerations
Presented by Dr Deb Inder, Barrister, Mediator and Lawyer for Child
Your Role as a Lawyer for Child in Oranga Tamariki Files and Working
with Māori and Pasifika Children and Families
Examine the role of lawyer for child in Oranga Tamariki files and receive
practical insight into working with Māori and Pasifika children and
families.
DONT MISS THE LATEST Presented by Mānia Hope, Barrister, Puna Chambers; Counsel for Child and
Lisa Samusamuvodre, Barrister, Matariki Chambers; Lawyer for Child
ON ICT CONTRACTING!
Seeking to Understand: Recognising Formative Trauma and Working
with Institutionalised Clients
· The key difference between the child’s perspective as retold by clients
compared to the adult’s perspective
· Intergenerational trauma: understanding history and causal
connection
· Pre-emptive v reactive: recognising the early signs
· Interviewing clients: techniques and the importance of developing trust
and rapport
· Insight into real stories and cases
Presented by David Allan, Barrister, Thackeray Chambers
2 ATTEND AND EARN 2 CPD HOURS 3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
- Gain tips for reviewing cloud computing and SaaS contracts - Understand child participation and consider best practice tips on interviewing
- Reflect on NZ Government-specific issues in relation to ICT contracts children in care and contact cases
- Examine how agile works and discuss the issues you need to think about in ICT - Examine the role of lawyer for child in Oranga Tamariki files and receive practical
contracts insight into working with Māori and Pasifika children and families
- Benefit from guidance on drafting data protection and privacy clauses - Receive guidance on recognising formative trauma and working with
institutionalised clients
4INFRASTRUCTURE
AND FUNDING IN NEW
ZEALAND: THE CURRENT
LEGAL LANDSCAPE WORKING WITH MĀORI
TUESDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER 2021 $245 TUESDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER 2021 $405
9.00AM TO 11.15AM WEB219NZA01 1.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB219NZA02
Whether you work in the public or private sector, it is essential
Are you across the latest issues impacting the infrastructure and
you understand the latest legal issues that affect Māori. Hear
urban development industry? Stay up to date on the proposed
from experts working at the forefront of Māori development as
reforms including the Strategic Planning Act, recent infrastructure
they consider how iwi and hapū can partner with both the public
funding initiatives and opportunities for further financing reform.
and private sector in order to build a sustainable asset portfolio.
Consider the practices and pitfalls for direct referral, call-in and fast
Reflect on the integration of Tikanga Māori into law in New
track procedures and the implications of these on decision making.
Zealand and the Māori values and issues in environmental and
Whether you work in resource management, local government,
employment law. Plus, consider te Ao Māori and its relevance to
council or the public sector, this two hour programme will ensure
New Zealand business.
you’re updated on the latest legal and funding issues you need to
have on your radar.
Chair: Kiri Tahana, Managing Partner, Kāhui Legal
Chair: Bal Matheson, Barrister, Richmond Chambers Post-Settlement Partnering
With many iwi and hapū having now settled their historical Te Tiriti o
Infrastructure and Urban Development in New Zealand: The
Waitangi claims with the Crown, their focus and energy has shifted to
Programme for Reform
the post-settlement era where they are looking to build a sustainable
· The infrastructure problematic: historic poor linkages between plan asset portfolio to enable the delivery of iwi and hapū aspirations. This
enabled intensification and funding and delivering supporting backdrop is presenting opportunities for iwi and hapū to partner with
infrastructure both the public and private sector to realise both long term investment
· Shifts in the current system to address the integration of land use and opportunities as well as innovative approaches to traditional models of
infrastructure, including the Urban Development Act and the National ‘social service delivery’
Policy Statement – Urban Development Presented by Renata Davis, Senior Solicitor, Bell Gully
· Recent infrastructure funding initiatives
· The programme for reform – including the role of the proposed Integrating Tikanga Māori into Law in New Zealand
Strategic Planning Act and spatial planning in promoting better Gain an insight into the integration of Tikanga Māori law into New
integration of land use and infrastructure Zealand’s legal system
Presented by Katja Lietz, General Manager – Urban Planning and Design Presented by Rachael Jones, Senior Solicitor, Chapman Tripp
and Dr Claire Kirman, Special Counsel – Urban Development, Kāinga Ora
Homes and Communities Māori and Environmental Law
· Why Māori values and issues are important in environmental law
Infrastructure Funding and Financing · The evolving approach to considering Treaty principles
· Overview of local authority financing pressures · The jurisdiction of the Environment Court to make mana whenua
· Alternative funding streams under the Infrastructure Funding and determinations
Financing Act 2020 · The need to consider Tikanga Māori
· Opportunities for further funding and financing reform · The scope of s.35A obligations
Presented by Josh Cairns, Partner, Simpson Grierson · Key takeaways
Presented by Vicki Morrison-Shaw, Director, Atkins Holm Majurey
Direct Referral, Proposals of National Significance and Fast Track
Procedures: Practice and Pitfalls Māori and Employment Law
A comparison between the practices and pitfalls for direct referral, call- Discuss the current employment law issues and upholding Tikanga
in (proposals of national significance) and fast track procedures, and the Māori in the workplace
implications of these pathways for the future of first-instance council- Presented by Renika Siciliano, Executive Director, McCaw Lewis
level decision making in the context of comprehensive RMA reform
Presented by Jennifer Caldwell, Partner, Buddle Findlay The Future is Māori
· The Māori Economy
· How te Ao Māori is shaping the future of Aotearoa
· The relevance to NZ business – in NZ and on the world stage
Excellent, insightful presentations Presented by Te Aopare Dewes, Partner, Chapman Tripp
Detailed information from
experienced practitioners on
these issues
2 ATTEND AND EARN 2 CPD HOURS 4 ATTEND AND EARN 4 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
- Stay up to date on the latest infrastructure and urban development reforms - Consider the partnership opportunities for iwi and hapū within the public and
- Receive an overview of infrastructure funding and consider opportunities for private sector
further financing reform - Gain insight into the integration of Tikanga Māori into New Zealand’s legal system
- Consider the practices and pitfalls for direct referral, call-in and fast track - Reflect on the importance of Māori values in an environmental law context
procedures and discuss the implications for council-level decision making - Understand the importance of upholding Tikanga Māori in the workplace
- Discuss te Ao Māori and its relevance to New Zealand business
5NOT FOR PROFIT & CHARITIES
NAVIGATING RURAL FORUM: GOVERNANCE,
TRANSACTIONS AND FINANCIAL REPORTING,
FAMILY FARMING ISSUES TAX
WEDNESDAY, 15 SEPTEMBER 2021 $335 THURSDAY, 16 SEPTEMBER 2021 $405
9.00AM TO 12.15PM WEB219NZA03 9.00AM TO 1.15PM WEB219NZA05
Bring yourself up to speed on the critical developments and
Are you across the latest legal issues affecting the rural community
reforms affecting charities and not-for-profits. This is the perfect
right now? Gain the knowledge and skills to effectively advise your
opportunity to hone your compliance, governance and reporting
clients with this jam-packed half day seminar. Stay updated on the
skills as you review the Charities Act, examine ‘purpose’ in your
recent changes to the overseas investment regime. Consider the
organisation, explore current tax and financial reporting issues
obligations farmers may not be aware of under the new Trusts Act
and receive the latest guidance on best practice.
and receive guidance on how to effectively run a farming family
trust. Plus, gain the knowledge and skills to act effectively in rural
Chair: Steven Moe, Partner, Parry Field Lawyers
property transactions and subdivisions.
Update on the Review of the Charities Act
Chair: Mark Copeland, Principal, Mark Copeland Lawyers · Reporting requirements for small charities
· Charities’ business and accumulation activities
A Practical Guide to Acting in Rural Property Transactions · Investigating potential improvements to the appeals mechanism
· Acting in rural property transactions: what you need to know · Matters relating to government agencies
· Farming deals: tips and traps · Duties of officers of charities
· Best practice guidance Presented by Susan Barker, Director, Sue Barker Charities Law
Presented by Dene Gavin, Partner, Duncan Cotterill
The ‘Purpose’ Factor
Understanding the Unique Aspects of Rural Subdivisions · What does it mean to have a Purpose?
· Consenting requirements and third party interests · Governance, policy and Purpose
· Access, water rights and services · Promoting Purpose alongside profit
· Restrictive covenants for rural land Presented by Phillippa Wilkie, Special Counsel (Poutoko), Chapman Tripp
Presented by Vanessa Robb, Partner, Anderson Lloyd
Myth and Misunderstandings of Best Practice in Not-For-Profit
Overseas Investment Considerations in the Agricultural Sector Governance
· An overview of the OIO consent requirements and process for rural An exploration of how not for profits navigate best practice in a complex
land (including forestry and residential development investments) world. Examine governance issues including:
· An update on recent changes to the OIO regime relevant to rural · Good practice vs best practice vs emergent practice
transactions · Results of the LEAD 2021 research on effective governance
· Tips on drafting OIO clauses: vendor and purchaser considerations · Which practice is best?
Presented by Christina Lefever, Principal, Lefever Law Presented by Sandy Thompson, Director & CEO, LEAD Centre for Not For
Profit Governance & Leadership
Trusts and Farming Families
· How to effectively run a farming family trust Update on Charity and Not-for-Profit Tax Issues
· Obligations under the new Trusts Act 2019 that farmers might not be · Insights and trends from the latest Inland Revenue charity/NFP data
aware of · Charity/NFP tax policy work and developments
· Farm succession using a Trust structure · Interplay with the Charities Act regime and review
· Practical considerations and key takeaways · Inland Revenue’s latest operational and interpretation items
Presented by Shelley Greer, Director and Sue Garmonsway, Director, Gallie
· Making the most of charity/NFP tax concessions: without running afoul
Miles
of Inland Revenue
Presented by Stewart Donaldson, Principal Policy Advisor, Inland Revenue
and Nick Bland, Senior Associate, Simpson Grierson
Financial Reporting Update
· Overview of Financial reporting regime
ONLINE, ANYWHERE, - Who has to report
ANYTIME - ULTIMATE - What they have to report
· Summary of key common issues and challenges in NFP financial
FLEXIBILITY reporting
All our seminars are available · Overview of changes and new standards coming into force
live online or on-demand, · Summary of potential up-coming changes in the pipeline
Presented by Henry Mcclintock, Partner, BDO
on any device, 24/7
3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS 4 ATTEND AND EARN 4 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
- Receive practical guidance on acting in rural property transactions - Receive a critical update on the review of the Charities Act
- Gain insight into the unique aspects of rural subdivisions - Reflect on the meaning of ‘purpose’ and how it applies to your organisation
- Consider the recent changes to the OIO regime relevant to rural transactions and - Gain a deeper understanding of best practice in not-for-profit governance
receive tips on drafting OIO clauses - Be update on current tax issues
- Receive valuable guidance on running a farming family trust - Receive guidance on challenges and changes in financial reporting
6CONTRACT INTELLECTUAL
INTERPRETATION, PROPERTY: MANAGING
DAMAGES AND COMMERCIAL RISKS
REMEDIES AND DISPUTES
THURSDAY, 16 SEPTEMBER 2021 $335 THURSDAY, 16 SEPTEMBER 2021 $335
9.30AM TO 12.45AM WEB219NZA06 1.15PM TO 4.30PM WEB219NZA08
Help your clients achieve maximum commercial advantage with
Sharpen your contract construction or interpretation skills and
this practical half-day programme. Navigate the tricky issues
examine what to do when faced with a breach or potential breach of
involved in complex IP licensing agreements and the risk areas
contract, in particular the damages and remedies that are available
in an audit and due diligence process. Take a deep dive into two
to you and whether or not they can be claimed. This intensive
IP cases relating to extradition of copyright and infringement of
programme will unpack the applicable principles and practical
plant variety rights. Plus, gain the skills essential to acting in trade
approaches you need to be aware of in your contracts practice.
mark matters when disputes arise.
Chair: Chris Linton, Consultant, Duncan Cotterill
Chair: Charlotte Henley, Partner, Dentons Kensington Swan
Contract Construction and Interpretation
· An overview of the key principles relevant to contractual interpretation COMMERCIALISING AND MANAGING INTELLECTUAL
in New Zealand PROPERTY
· Recent developments in case law Issues in Complex IP Licensing Agreements: Dealing with the Tricky
· Current approach to the parol evidence rule and implied terms Issues
Presented by Anita Birkinshaw, Special Counsel and Avary Patutama, · Clearly defining the licence scope
Solicitor, Simpson Grierson
· Common issues in overseas licensing
Damages: What Can I Recover? · Potential competition law issues in licences and IP dispute settlement
agreements
Gain a deeper understanding of the principles of remoteness,
· Other key licence terms
consequential loss and the quantification of damages.
Presented by Grace Thomas-Edmond, Principal, AJ Park Law
· What measure of damages is best for my claim?
· How do I quantify my loss? IP Audits and Due Diligence: Common Issues and Solutions
· What is the impact of a limitation clause on my claim? Conducting an IP audit on a business can be time consuming and costly
· What do concepts such as “remoteness” and “consequential loss” but there are ways to make this process time and cost efficient. Consider
mean in practise? approaches for conducting an audit or due diligence of IP including:
Presented by Bridgette White, Senior Associate, Russell McVeagh
· Setting the scope of review: understanding your client and their
objectives
Equitable Remedies: Specific Performance and Injunctions
· Common issues and risk areas identified through an audit or due
· Know when equitable (as opposed to legal) remedies will be allowed
diligence process
· Understand the different types of equitable remedies: specific
· Recommendations and strategies for managing identified risks
performance and injunction
Presented by Briar Richardson, Senior Associate, MinterEllisonRuddWatts
Presented by Tim Herbert, Barrister, High St Chambers
COPYRIGHT, PLANT VARIETY RIGHTS AND TRADE MARK
DISPUTES
A Spotlight on Copyright and Plant Variety Rights: Recent IP Cases of
Interest
HUGE SAVINGS! A deep dive into two recent significant cases concerning:
· Extradition of copyright
ANNUAL CPD · Infringement of plant variety rights
SUBSCRIPTION Presented by Kate Duckworth, Lawyer, Patent & Trade Mark Attorney, Kate
Duckworth Intellectual Property
Choose any 10 CPD Hours
Trade Mark Disputes: Practical Tips for Your Toolkit
per person for only $810!
· Making realistic first assessments
From this brochure or · Developing a plan
throughout the year · Navigating difficult clients
Presented by Shelley Slade-Gully, Partner, Tompkins Wake
Found every presentation Very interesting topics
very insightful and practical advice
3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS 3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
- Gain practical insights into contract construction and interpretation - Receive practical guidance on complex IP licensing agreements
- Learn about the different types of contractual damages and their application - Gain tips and strategies for managing risks in an audit or due diligence process
- Examine the equitable remedies of specific performance and injunction and their - Reflect on two recent cases in copyright and plant variety rights
application. - Understand how to develop a plan and navigate difficult clients in trade mark
disputes
7PROPERTY RELATIONSHIP
TRANSACTIONS: PROPERTY: THE LATEST
MINIMISING ISSUES AND
COMPLEXITY AND RISK CHALLENGES
THURSDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 2021 $335 THURSDAY, 23 SEPTEMBER 2021 $335
9.15AM TO 12.30PM WEB219NZA10 1.15PM TO 4.30PM WEB219NZA11
Stay up to date with the latest issues impacting relationship
Build your confidence in the more complex areas of property
property practitioners with this half-day practical programme.
transactions. By joining our experienced speaking panel for this
Receive a timely update on recent relationship property case law
practical half-day programme you will gain the essential skills to
and developments. Gain insight into the critical considerations
best advise your clients. You will cover a range of topics including
you need on your radar when negotiating spousal maintenance
lessons learned in edealings, dissect the process, opportunities
applications. Plus, examine the law relating to relationship
and risks of a mortgagee sale, and receive a critical update on
property and trusts.
the tax issues, and the current state of play in relation to overseas
investment legislation and practice.
Chair: David Amodeo, Barrister, Hobson Chambers
Chair: Joe Biddles, Director, Thompson Blackie Biddles Limited Recent Case Law: Relationship Property
Analyse recent cases in the area of relationship property to help you
E-DEALINGS, MORTGAGEE SALES AND RISK stay up to date with developments in the law and assist you in providing
Streamlining e-Dealings advice to your clients.
Presented by Sarah Bush, Barrister, Wyndham Chambers
· Utilising new features Web Search, Notice of Change of Ownership
and Notice to Mortgagee
Spousal Maintenance and Economic Disparity
· E-dealing tips and tricks
· Interim v final applications and defences
· Learnings from compliance reviews
· Recent cases and developments
Presented by Andrea Watson, Consulting Solicitor, Land Information New
· Property Relationships Act: s18A and s18C
Zealand, Toitū te Whenua LINZ
Presented by Calina Tataru, Senior Associate, Simpson Grierson
Mortgagee Sales
Trusts and Relationship Property
Gain a deeper understanding of the opportunities involved in a
· Trusts and the Property Relationships Act: What you need to have on
mortgagee sale and also the potential risks and how to mitigate them.
your radar
Presented by Edwin Morrison, Managing Partner, K3 Legal Limited
· Identifying the next steps and information you need from your client
TAX AND OVERSEAS INVESTMENT UPDATE and other parties
· Practical guidance and key considerations
Tax Considerations for Land Transactions Presented by Inger Blackford, Barrister, Trinity Chambers
· The impact of recent tax changes on land transactions
· Common GST issues on transfers of land
· Inland Revenue’s focus on land transactions and who is in their sights?
Presented by Carla Cross, Senior Associate, Bellingham Wallace
Update on the Overseas Investment Act for Property Transactions
Presented by Amanda Spratt, Partner - Property and Real Estate, Very practical guide
MinterEllisonRuddWatts
All speakers were well
informed and spoke clearly
3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS 3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
- Receive an important update on e-dealings - Consider recent and significant relationship property division cases
- Learn about the mortgagee sale process - Stay up to date on spousal maintenance issues
- Be updated on recent tax developments in property transaction - Benefit from essential guidance on trusts and the Property Relationships Act
- Receive a critical update Overseas Investment Act
8SETTLEMENT ELDER LAW: CAPACITY,
AGREEMENTS ASSET PROTECTION
AND DISPUTES AND ABUSE
FRIDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2021 $335 FRIDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2021 $335
9.15AM TO 12.30PM WEB219NZA14 9.15AM TO 12.30PM WEB219NZA12
Attend and elevate your expertise relating to critical areas of
Whether you are looking for a refresher on settlement agreements
elder law. Examine mental capacity, undue influence, enduring
or a means to fine-tune your skills, this programme is for you. Gain
powers of attorney, removal of an aging trustee and PPPR Act
practical tips for drafting binding agreements, be informed on the
applications. You will also gain unique insights, tools and a
different tax considerations associated with a settlement, receive
deeper understanding of the relevant legal tests from leading
valuable tips on privilege, negotiating an outcome in your favour
experts on elder abuse as you work through practical cases and
and making a ‘without prejudice’ Calderbank offer, and understand
examples.
the risks you need to be aware of when re-opening a settlement
agreement.
Chair: Theresa Donnelly, Legal Services Manager, Perpetual Guardian
Chair: Georgina Grant, Partner, Grant &Co Mental Capacity Considerations, Undue Influence and Vulnerable
Clients
Drafting Binding Settlement Agreements: Getting Them Right
· Relevant cases that bring out “the uncertainty, delay, costs and distress
· Overview and key requirements caused by failure of professional advisers to educate themselves in the
· Specific requirements depending on nature of dispute basic precautions required to achieve the result sought by the … client
· Common pitfalls – to adopt a test supported by expert experience which will withstand
Presented by Patrick Tumelty, Senior Associate, Russell McVeagh future investigation. Failure in future to adopt such practices may give
rise to claims by those who have suffered as a result.” – see Woodward
Tax Implications in Settlement Agreements v Smith [2009] NZCA at [59]
· How is a settlement payment treated for income tax and GST · Understand undue influence, a common law cause of action
purposes? · Relevant legal tests, tools and references to assist lawyers when acting
· Apportioning settlement payments for vulnerable clients
· Settlement payments funded by insurance Presented by Vicki Ammundsen, Director, Vicki Ammundsen Trust Law Limited
· Documenting settlement agreements to achieve optimal tax outcomes
Presented by Sacha Oudyn, Special Counsel, MinterEllisonRuddWatts Trusts and the Ageing Trustee
An overview of the legal issues that may arise when advising ageing
Settling Disputes: Without Prejudice Communications, Settlement trustees, including:
Negotiations and Calderbank Offers · Trustee duties and responsibilities
Overview and key requirements · Replacing an incapacitated trustee
· Rules relating to ‘without prejudice’ privilege and Evidence Act · What happens on the death of a trustee
protections · Considerations for settlor trustees
· Admissibility issues and implications for costs Presented by Bethan Read, Special Counsel, Morris Legal
· Potential pitfalls: when ‘without prejudice’ privilege can be lost
· Latest judicial guidance Enduring Powers of Attorney: Problems, Solutions and Precautions
Presented by Emma Moran, Partner, DLA piper · Duties and obligations of the witnessing lawyer
· Red flags to watch out for
Re-Opening Settlement Agreements: What’s the Risk?
· Requesting a capacity assessment
· When might a settlement agreement be at risk of being re-opened? · Activating an EPOA
· We consider recent cases on this issue and how the risk should be · What to do when there are concerns about validity/actions of EPOA
managed Presented by Iris Reuvecamp, Principal, Vida Law
Presented by Sean Coupe, Senior Associate and Zoe Brentnall, Senior
Associate, Gilbert Walker Understanding the Requirements for PPPR Act Application
An overview, including the legal frame work, important practical
considerations for practitioners working in this area (including dealing
with capacity issues) together with an overview of relevant cases and
emerging trends.
Presented by Ross Knight, Barrister, Old South British Chambers
The webinar was very
practical and achieved all of
the proposed outcomes
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Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
- Gain expert tips to help you draft binding and effective settlement agreements - Examine recent cases and principals on undue influence, mental capacity and
- Learn about the different tax considerations in settlement agreements vulnerable clients
- Understand when privilege applies and the admissibility of a Calderbank offer - Gain a deeper understanding of legal issues associated with aging trustees
- Gain a deeper understanding of the risks of re-opening a settlement agreement - Receive practical tips when working with enduring powers of attorney
- Learn the practical requirements relating to PPPR Act applications
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Are you across the latest risk and governance issues impacting
The effective use of evidence can be the difference between winning
directors and officers in 2021? Enhance your business decision
or losing in the courtroom, so it is imperative that you get it right.
making with this expertly curated guide. Gain tips on how
This must attend programme for criminal lawyers will take you
directors can better manage climate change legal risk. Consider
through the tips and traps of getting evidence in, challenging it and
recent officer prosecutions under the Health and Safety at
using it to its best effect.
Work Act and benefit from best practice guidance on the
Chair: Aaron Perkins QC, Regent Chambers administration of corporate governance policies. Walk away
with the skills essential to enhancing your long-term strategy and
S25 Evidence Act 2008 on Psychological Evidence
business resilience.
· What experts at trial can say about:
- Black outs and intoxication
Chair: Hayley Buckley, Partner, Wynn Williams
- Counterintuitive evidence
- Memory Climate Risk: How Directors Can Better Manage Climate Change
- Freeze, fight or flight reaction Legal Risk
- Intellectual disabilities · The relevant legislation
- Communication assistance · Climate-related disclosures
· How should this evidence be presented (s9 Agreements or not)? · Best practice for addressing climate change legal risk
· Where do you find an expert? Presented by Joanna Lim, Senior Associate, Simpson Grierson
Presented by Philip Hamlin, Barrister
Health and Safety: Minimising Risk for Directors and Officers
Propensity Evidence: Recent Judgments · Nature of “due diligence” duties
An analysis of a selection of recent and noteworthy appellate judgments · WorkSafe’s expectations of officers
relating to propensity evidence. Incorporated is consideration of how · Recent AUS / NZ officer prosecutions under the HSWA
those judgments may be applied (and distinguished) in future cases as · Best practice governance guidelines
well as practical insights for advancing propensity arguments. · Leadership actions for officers
Presented by Maree Cross, Barrister, Lorne Street Chambers Presented by Tim Clarke, Partner, Bell Gully
Facial Recognition Technologies: Legal, Ethical, and Privacy Development and Administration of Corporate Governance Policies:
Considerations Achieving Best Practice in 2021
One of the most controversial technologies currently being used in the · The legal framework in New Zealand
field of surveillance is CCTV facial recognition. This session will examine · Key considerations and best practice
the use of this technology as evidence and will consider the following: Presented by Igor Drinkovic, Special Counsel, MinterEllisonRuddWatts
· The lack of explicit statute law authorising the use of this technology
· The absence of rules regarding the compilation of database images
used for comparison and identification purposes
· The level of false positive identifications and wrongly identified persons
· Potential breaches of NZBoRA provisions
· Potential for bias
Presented by Susan Gray, Barrister, Blackstone Chambers
3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS 3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
- Reflect on recent cases of significance relating to propensity evidence - Gain tips on managing climate change legal risk
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- Understand the potential issues associated with facial recognition evidence - Consider best practice for the development and administration of corporate
governance policies
103RD
ANNUAL
CREDIT LAW SYMPOSIUM 2021
TUESDAY, 9 NOVEMBER 2021 $670
8.45AM TO 5.00PM 2111NZA07
Join an esteemed panel of speakers including the Financial Markets Authority, Financial Services Council, banks and financial and credit law
experts as they uncover the critical legislative, technology, privacy, anti-money laundering and compliance issues affecting the credit law and
lending sector right now. You will explore the impact of a changing credit law landscape while you receive the concise information you need to
stay on top in the year ahead.
Chair: Aaron DeLacey, Deputy General Counsel, Bank of New Zealand
NEW LEGISLATION, REFORMS AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS CRYPTOCURRENCIES, FINTECH AND FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES
IN THE CREDIT SECTOR
UPDATE FROM THE REGULATOR
WHERE DO I GET MY CONTENT & HOW CAN I SELL IT? New Developments in Cryptocurrencies and Virtual Assets for
Finance
Update from the Financial Markets Authority
· Understanding decentralised finance (DeFi) or the use of
Presented by Emily Costa and Deepika Ichaporia, Senior Advisors,
cryptocurrencies and other assets to generate yield
Financial Markets Authority
· Understanding non-fungible tokens (NFTs), virtual assets used as
tradable or collectible digital interests in art and other property – what
Financial Services and Insurance in New Zealand: Update on Recent are the legal issues? Can you take security over a virtual asset?
Developments Presented by Jeremy Muir, Partner, MinterEllisonRuddWatts
· Insights from the COVID-19 crisis & impacts on NZ consumers
· The changing financial services landscape in NZ The Future of Fintech in Banking and Credit
· Outlook for 2022 Join Katie Carson as she examines the current and future developments
Presented by Richard Klipin, Chief Executive Officer, Financial Services Council in fintech that will affect the credit and banking sector.
Presented by Katie Carson, Consultant, Avid.legal
Conduct Regulation: Where do we Currently Stand on the Financial
Markets (Conduct of Institutions) “COFI” Bill?
· Current status of the COFI Bill and associated regulations and PRIORITIES AROUND PRIVACY AND ANTI-MONEY
guidance LAUNDERING RISKS AND COMPLIANCE
· Key practical issues in implementing the COFI regime
· Dealing with the overlap with FSLAA and CCCFA Privacy in the Credit Context
· Implications for those inside and outside the COFI regime · General directions in global privacy regulation
Presented by Blair Keown Partner and Zavara Farquhar, Solicitor, Bell Gully · Privacy Act 2020 changes relevant to the credit industry
· Credit Reporting Privacy Code 2020
Consumer Credit Law Reform 2021: A Retrospective · Managing privacy when meeting other credit obligations, including
· Key changes including: AML/CFT and responsible lending
- Responsible lending uplift (affordability, suitability & record-keeping) Presented by Daimhin Warner, Principal & Director, Simply Privacy
- Introduction of due diligence obligations
- Repayment difficulties Spotlight on Anti-Money Laundering Risks
- Debt collection disclosure · Key messages from the FATF’s Mutual Evaluation report on New
- Enforcement uplift Zealand
· What went well and what didn’t go so well · Trends in compliance, reporting and enforcement
· Looking ahead – a programme of continuous improvement · Looking ahead to 2022: the key AML issues on the horizon
Presented by Mary-Ellen Kenyon, Special Counsel – Consumer, Bank of New Presented by Alix Boberg, Senior Associate, Bell Gully
Zealand
Now in its 3rd Year, this program continues to
be the premier Credit Law Conference
7 ATTEND THE FULL DAY AND EARN
Learning Objectives:
- Hear important updates from the regulator - Ensure you’re up to date cryptocurrencies and virtual assets for finance
- Examine the current credit law landscape - Gain a deeper understanding of the future of fintech
- Receive a critical update on the COFI Bill - Understand the implications of the new privacy laws affecting consumer credit
- Gain a deeper understanding of the recent consumer credit law reform - Receive a timely update on anti-money laundering risks
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