The Law Institute is presenting a seminar on professional misconduct on Thursday evening from 5.30 p.m. A reserve tickets are selling for the bargain price of just $175. The blurb says:
‘Kim [Lovegrove, a solicitor] and Sav [Korica, a barrister] will discuss the wider implications of the ways in which professional misconduct is dealt with in many disparate professions, and how many tribunals and disciplinary bodies have come to resemble each other in their methodology.’
See also:
- English Bar fights for last vestige of self-regulation
- Prosecutors’ duties in professional discipline cases
- The South Australian take on the purpose of disciplinary proceedings
- Previous infractions of same rule not relevant to distinction between professional misconduct and unsatisfactory professional conduct
- Poorer students more likely to end up committing professional misconduct
