Company Creditor Compromises: Options and Consequences (Webinar)
This webinar on company creditor compromises will, looking at recent case law developments, consider when such compromises are appropriate and their advantages over other options available to nearly insolvent companies. It will also look at some of the procedural requirements including the key question of creditor classes.

Civil Litigation Series: Starting Right — Drafting Pleadings that Make a Difference and Affect the Outcome (in person)
Covering the function, formal requirements, and rules of pleading, in relation to statements of claim and defence, this seminar will arm attendees with tools and offer them insights into how to start right. More details coming soon.

Civil Litigation Series: Starting Right — Drafting Pleadings that Make a Difference and Affect the Outcome (live stream)
Covering the function, formal requirements, and rules of pleading, in relation to statements of claim and defence, this seminar will arm attendees with tools and offer them insights into how to start right. More details coming soon.

Commercial Law Series: Crossing the Border — Regulatory Issues Related to Imported Goods (Webinar)
Importing goods is vital to the New Zealand economy and to the existence and success of thousands of businesses here. But it also carries risk and expense, and there are many legal requirements and restrictions. Getting it wrong can be costly, in many ways. This webinar will help practitioners to better advise and assist their clients.

“Law on the Shore” – ADLS’ North Shore Dinner
ADLS kicked off end-of-year celebrations early last month with its second annual North Shore Legal Dinner.

Is there a better way to address harassment and bullying?
Harassment and bullying have been key areas of concern for the profession and the wider workforce in 2018.

What disciplinary decisions reveal about practitioners’ health
They reveal the threshold of acceptable professional practice, factors the tribunal finds persuasive, and how penalties are determined.

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.

Auckland Central Lawyers' Lunch
The first event in the ADLS Lawyers' Lunch series for 2019, great opportunity to meet and network with practitioners in your local area. The Auckland Central Lawyers' Lunch will be held in the heart of Auckland’s CBD, an award winning space to eat, drink and enjoy!