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CIArb Australia - Accelerated Route To Fellowship: International Arbitration
29 - 30 November 2024 / Council Chambers, Victorian Bar Association, Melbourne
More Details29 - 30 November 2024 / Council Chambers, Victorian Bar Association, Melbourne
More DetailsRegistrations have opened for the 2025 Advanced Trial Advocacy Intensive, to be held in Brisbane between 20 and 24 January.
Book EventFast-track your way to Fellowship via the Accelerated Route to Fellowship International Arbitration program which carries a globally recognised qualification. As an in-person program, candidates will experience the benefits of peer-to-peer networking and support, and tutoring from esteemed arbitrators and counsel.
View DetailsThis course provides a fast-track route to Membership of Ciarb through the International Arbitration Pathway. As an in-person course, candidates will experience the benefits of peer-to-peer networking and support, and tutoring from experienced arbitrators and counsel.
View DetailsRegistration for The Law Society Trial Advocacy Course 2024 has gone live.
View DetailsThe ABA is pleased to be a supporting organisation for Australian Arbitration Week (AAW), being held from 13 to 18 October 2024 in Brisbane, Australia. The Calendar of Events for AAW 2024 has been released, with over 40 events currently scheduled including the lead event of the week, the ACICA & Ciarb Australia International Arbitration Conference.
View DetailsThe Australian Bar Association Taxation Committee invites you to a panel discussing the onus and standard of proof in tax disputes and related issues in light of recent Full Court and first instance decisions.
View DetailsThe ABA Appellate Advocacy Workshop is a two-day workshop, offering residential and non-residential registration, that develops your skills as an experienced appellate advocate.
View DetailsThe 2024 conference theme is Sorry Business. Can the Coroner's Court investigate, interrogate and heal? Sorry Business is an Australian colloquial term referring to a period of mourning for Aboriginal people after someone has passed away. The uniquely Territorian phrase captures a lot of what the Coroner’s Court does. This conference will explore themes, ideas and studies of the Coroner’s Court that align with Sorry Business.
View DetailsThe Australian Bar Association and the New Zealand Bar Association | Ngā Ahorangi Motuhake o te Ture are delighted jointly to host the second Trans-Tasman conference in Tāhuna Queenstown.
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