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The Succession and Elder Law conference returned in 2025 and provided critical updates in both areas of practice.
The complete 2025 Family, Criminal & DFV Law Conference in one neat package. Across two plenary sessions and three session tracks, our specialist presenters provide essential updates and guidance on a range of key topics.
The QLS Ethics and Practice Centre’s Modern Advocate Lecture Series aims to foster collegiality in the junior ranks of the profession and to imbue young practitioners with the knowledge and skills to sharpen their advocacy.
The Queensland Law Society Modern Advocate Lecture Series aims to assist solicitors in a few ways. First, it provides an opportunity to bring practitioners together to build connections within the legal community. It is also critically significant to impart the knowledge and skills they need to improve their advocacy.
With the theme Interconnected, Symposium 2026 explores a profession undergoing rapid transformation—where traditional boundaries between practice areas dissolve, technology enhances human judgement, and cross‑disciplinary insight is becoming essential to staying ahead.
At the heart of Symposium 2026 is a series of keynote conversations that illuminate the theme Interconnected—exploring how legal practice, courts, emerging technologies and professional ethics are woven together in an era of rapid change.
Explore the challenges and opportunities of legal practice in regional, remote and small‑town Queensland with this curated package from the Queensland Law Society Symposium 2026.
Criminal practice continues to evolve as technology advances, forensic evidence grows more sophisticated and legislative reform reshapes courtroom advocacy.
Family law continues to evolve in complexity, requiring practitioners to navigate sensitive client needs, intersecting jurisdictions and constant legislative and social change.
Succession law continues to evolve in response to changing client expectations, increasingly complex family dynamics and significant legislative reform.
Stay ahead in an era of rapid legislative change and digital transformation with two highly practical sessions designed for Queensland property law practitioners.
Strengthen your Anti‑Money Laundering capabilities with two essential sessions curated for legal practitioners navigating today’s increasingly regulated environment.
Staying across current case law is essential for effective personal injury practice.
In this on‑demand session, our presenters explore how generational differences in language, tone and communication preferences affect legal practice.
In this session, the implications of the Fair Work Commission Full Bench decision in Pascua are examined.
In this interactive Q&A‑style recording, Anna Morgan guides practitioners through the key warning signs that a seemingly straightforward matter may in fact involve personal injury issues requiring specialised input.
As generative AI reshapes how knowledge is created and used, important questions arise around the protection of Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property (ICIP). This
The new Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Act 2024 is fast approaching—now’s the time to prepare your practice with confidence.
The QLS AML/CTF Roadshow discusses new anti-money laundering obligations for solicitors offering ‘designated services’ from 1 July 2026 and explores how to implement a compliant AML/CTF Program.
Session 1: Introduction to money laundering and how solicitors are targeted The new Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Act 2024 is here—now’s the time to prepare.
Session 2: What is the risk-based approach and how do you assess it? The new Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Act 2024 is here—now’s the time to prepare.
Session 3: AML/CTF Program must-haves The new Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Act 2024 is here—now’s the time to prepare.
Session 4: CDD – Strategies for making it easy The new Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Act 2024 is here—now’s the time to prepare.
This session will briefly explore the history of the AML/CTF changes and how it will practically impact your business moving forward.
The complete 2025 Commercial and Property law conference sessions in one neat package. Purchase this package to hear the latest Commercial and Property law practice updates for 2025.
The complete 2025 Commercial law track in one neat package. Purchase this package to hear the latest Commercial law practice updates for 2025.
The complete 2025 Property law track in one neat package. Purchase this package to hear the latest Property law practice updates for 2025.
Seller disclosure is the latest reform bringing significant changes for practitioners handling property transactions. The QLS Seller Disclosure Roadshow is designed to help practitioners when advising their seller and buyer clients about the seller’s obligations under the Property Law Act 2023, the prescribed forms and the related changes to the REIQ contracts.
This comprehensive, self-paced introductory resource will develop your conveyancing knowledge and skills. The course is designed for junior legal staff and more senior practitioners looking to pivot into a new area of practice. It will provide you with the basics you need to confidently manage your next conveyancing matter.
This recording package will ensure you have all of your CPD point categories covered, with a focus on equipping practitioners at all levels of experience with essential tools for practice.
Cover all your core points in a single package of three 1-hour sessions, recorded for the Annual Gold Coast Legal Conference in 2025.
An important aspect of legal practice is to retain the confidential information and material we gain from our client.
Our insightful Minds Count Lecture, led by Petris Lapis, explores why people behave the way they do in high-pressure legal workplaces, where differing personalities, communication styles and stressors can quickly create tension.
Law is a demanding career where practitioners need resilience to be able to manage through those demands from clients, courts, colleagues and the volume of work often dealt with.
Join Belinda for this one-hour webinar dedicated to exploring ‘Managing the risk of psychosocial hazards at work
Have you ever felt stuck in your career? Or maybe you are comfortable where you are, but you’re unsure what steps you want to take next. Do you want to create a solid career plan to achieve your goals and aspirations? Do you want to learn more about how to make achievable goals? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this session is perfect for you.