The AML/CFT Workshop (Christchurch)
With numbers strictly limited, this workshop will provide a great opportunity for lawyers and compliance officers to raise their problems and to discuss potential solutions with an AML/CFT expert. It will also focus on other practical issues that have been noted anecdotally and by the DIA.

Your Legal Business: Technology – Tackling It, Taking It On and Transforming Your Practice (in person)
This seminar will help you with Cloud computing, dealing with IT companies, the digital/paperless office, the remote/virtual office, storage solutions and future-proofing – and get you thinking about how to approach these matters, or improve them, in your particular practice. More details coming soon.

Your Legal Business: Technology – Tackling It, Taking It On and Transforming Your Practice (live stream)
This seminar will help you with Cloud computing, dealing with IT companies, the digital/paperless office, the remote/virtual office, storage solutions and future-proofing – and get you thinking about how to approach these matters, or improve them, in your particular practice. More details coming soon.

Litigation Guardians – Looking After Others and Looking After Yourself (Webinar)
This session will look at the various reasons why a trust may be wound-up and the different ways that this can be achieved. In addition, it will highlight the principal issues to bear in mind including the question of indemnity, and address some of the practicalities that need to be dealt with.

Work of ADLS Committees recognised with a wonderful end-of-year celebration
A chance for ADLS to show its appreciation for the work done by Committee members throughout the year.

Hacked, tracked and fighting back
Take it from me: discussing cyber crime with your bank at 7.00 on a Saturday morning is not the greatest

Prospective Costs Orders in estate litigation
A legal right is only as good as a rights-holder has money to enforce it.

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.