26 November, Crowne Plaza 
      Canberra 2008
 
      After extensive research LexisNexis Professional Development designed this conference to address  
        the specific needs of the public sector. If you are in  
        a decision making role within a government legal  
        team, or provide advice to the public sector, this  
        event is not to be missed. 
      Key Sessions:
      
        - Outlining statutory requirements and the practical implications 
 
        - Examining the latest issues in Client Legal Privilege 
 
        - Ensuring proper decision making in Administration Law 
 
        - Evaluating developments in Freedom Of Information (FOI) 
 
        - Evaluating the role of Alternate Dispute Resolution 
 
        - Defining the role of Expert Evidence 
 
        - Managing strategic litigation and selecting your external team
 
         
      Outstanding Speaker Faculty 
      
        
        - Alan Bradbury,  Partner, Public Law, Minter Ellison
 
        - Max Spry, Queensland Bar Association
 
        - John Carroll,  Partner, Clayton Utz
 
        - Maia Ablett, Senior Adviser, Privacy & FOI Branch, Department of  Prime Minister & Cabinet
 
        - Michael  Will, Partner, DLA Phillips Fox
 
        - Dr  Hugh Selby, Barrister, Faculty of Law, Australian National   University
 
        - Chris  Reed, General Counsel, Department of Health and Ageing
 
               
      Purposefully designed education for: 
      
        - Government in-house lawyers: 
 
        - In-house Counsel
 
        - General Counsel
 
        - Corporate Counsel
 
        - Special Counsel
 
        - Senior Government Lawyer
 
        - Chief Solicitor
 
        - Head of legal Services
 
        - Legal Counsel
 
        - Principal Legal Officer
 
        - Assistant Secretary –  Litigation branch
 
        - Chief Legal Officer
 
        - Director Legal Services
 
             
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      Early bird discount expires  
        20 October 2008! 
     
      
        
         
      
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