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Anti-vilification laws belong in Equal Opportunity Act: LIV

Karin Derkley 16 Mar 2020

Anti-vilification legislation should be rolled into the Equal Opportunity Act and the test for vilification changed, the LIV told a Victorian government parliamentary inquiry into the adequacy of current anti-vilification protections...

Discrimination Human Rights

Legal advisors responsible for ethical governance

Karin Derkley 11 Mar 2020

Lawyers have a role to play in restoring community trust in institutions, an International Women’s Day event was told...

Ethics

Aboriginal women need investment and support: Dame Roma lunch

Karin Derkley 05 Mar 2020

Government investment is needed to keep Aboriginal women out of prison and more funding is required for early intervention to support Aboriginal mothers rather than put their children into child protection...

March LIJ flipbook

Law Institute Journal 01 Mar 2020

Welcome to the March LIJ flipbook. You can turn pages electronically, magnify type and click through to editorial content, LIV goods and services and upcoming events and advertising...

From the president: Diversity in practice

Sam Pandya 01 Mar 2020

Collecting data is a crucial first step in understanding what the profession looks like...

Diversity Professional Reputation

Unsolicited

Law Institute Journal 01 Mar 2020

I refer to the review of the retired County Court judge Graham Fricke in the December 2019 LIJ edition regarding the book by Leo Kennedy...

Opinions

Court on camera

Law Institute Journal 01 Mar 2020

Photos from the LIV Essential Briefing – State of the Profession and the Opening of the Legal Year...

Lawyers breaking the barriers

Karin Derkley 01 Mar 2020

For law graduates from diverse backgrounds, overcoming the challenges of breaking into the legal profession requires extra grit...

Diversity Legal Biography Young Persons

Disaster relief: Legal need to increase in wake of fires

Karin Derkley 01 Mar 2020

Lawyers in areas hit by the bushfire disaster have been on the frontline with legal relief for their communities.

Interviews Regional Voluntary Associations/Pro Bono

Skills: How to keep it brief

Karin Derkley 01 Mar 2020

Are you overloading your clients with too much information?

Communication Practice & Procedure

Opinion: Minimising restraint in aged care

Claire McNamara 01 Mar 2020

Lawyers who advise clients about aged care agreements, appointments of medical treatment decision makers and advance care directives need to be familiar with the Medical Treatment Planning and Decisions Act...

Aged Persons Health Human Rights Opinions

Welcome: Judge John Cain

Law Institute Journal 01 Mar 2020

Judge John Cain was welcomed as State Coroner and judge of the County Court of Victoria on 5 December 2019. Among the speakers was 2019 LIV president Stuart Webb. This is an edited version of his speech...

Appointments

Welcome: Judge Rosemary Carlin

Law Institute Journal 01 Mar 2020

Judge Rosemary Carlin was welcomed to the County Court of Victoria on 3 October 2019. Among the speakers was 2020 LIV president Sam Pandya. This is an edited version of his speech...

Appointments

Farewell: Judge Marilyn Harbison

Law Institute Journal 01 Mar 2020

Judge Marilyn Harbison was farewelled as a judge of the County Court of Victoria on 16 October 2019. Among the speakers was then LIV president Stuart Webb. This is an edited version of his speech...

Legal Biography

Guardianship: A new dawn

Natalie Talia 01 Mar 2020

A new act establishes a framework for guardianship and administration that encourages agency and participation by people with disabilities in their own affairs...

Disabled Persons Guardianship

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