The Commerce Act, Cartels and Recent Developments (Webinar)
The Court of Appeal decision in Commerce Commission v Lodge Real Estate Ltd brings into focus what constitutes an agreement or arrangement in respect of the Commerce Act. Considering the judgment and its wider implications, this webinar will also look at some of the extended definitions in the Act and also the proposed inclusion of criminal sanctions.

The Life of a High Court File (in person)
This seminar is a rare opportunity to discover more about the workings of the Court, and gain a better understanding of the various stages and procedures that may be encountered on the way to a final hearing from the Court’s perspective. It will also provide invaluable insights into how to avoid the numerous pitfalls that can occur along the way.

The Life of a High Court File (live stream)
This seminar is a rare opportunity to discover more about the workings of the Court, and gain a better understanding of the various stages and procedures that may be encountered on the way to a final hearing from the Court’s perspective. It will also provide invaluable insights into how to avoid the numerous pitfalls that can occur along the way.

Cross-Examination Workshop March 2019
Cross-Examination can make or break your case. In this learn-by-doing workshop, you will get to test your cross-examination skills and get individualised feedback from experienced practitioners in the field and members of the judiciary. Refine your cross-examination skills to increase your confidence and competitive edge. Test your practical skills.

Chief Justice Helen Winkelmann: a straight-shooter and a ‘forthright communicator’
In her ground-breaking Ethel Benjamin address, Justice Helen Winkelmann laid out her concerns about two subjects close to her heart.

Chief Justice Helen Winkelmann sworn in
Direct and astute, with formidable intelligence and the confidence to speak her mind.

Why your clients’ files are probably no longer safe
On 6 December 2018, the Australian Parliament passed the Telecommunications and Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance and Access) Bill 2018.

The committees of ADLS work to promote the interests of special interest groups and sections within the profession and to encourage the development of specialisation and expertise.

Newly Suited Lawyer & AUT Student Buddy Evening
ADLS is pleased to announce a new partnership with AUT Law Students Society (AUTLSS), and we are calling on Auckland’s Newly Suited lawyers to support the new crop of senior law students by sharing your knowledge.

Newly Suited Lawyer & Waikato University Student Buddy Evening
ADLS, in association with the Waikato University Law Students Association (WULSA), invites Newly Suited lawyers in the Waikato region to take party in the annual Waikato University Buddy Evening.

Hamilton Lawyers' Lunch
ADLS is pleased to invite you to the Hamilton Lawyers' Lunch on Thursday 28 March at the Roaming Giant. Lunch will be chosen from a set menu to include a drink on arrival, we are also pleased to offer our ADLS members an exclusive member only rate.

Tauranga Lawyers' Lunch
ADLS invites legal practitioners to come together for the ADLS Tauranga Lawyers' Lunch at The Tauranga Club on Wednesday 3 April 2019.