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- No. 12 Conflicts of Interest in Criminal and Crime Corruption . . . - QLS
This Guidance Statement is for solicitors and law practices This Guidance Statement considers conflicts of interest regarding multiple co-accused in criminal proceedings, in light of the judgment of R v Pham [2017] QCA 43 (‘ Pham’) and Rule 11 of the Australian Solicitors Conduct Rules (‘ASCR’) In particular, Pham confirms that ‘unless there is no possibility of conflict existing
- Relations with clients - Queensland Law Society - QLS
Queensland Law Society (QLS) is a membership association and regulator in Queensland that holds specific statutory responsibilities under the Legal Profession Act 2007 The Society issues practising certificates in Queensland, maintains solicitors’ records, regulates the operation of solicitors' trust accounts, protects and assists the public by advising the Queensland government on
- Relations with other persons - Queensland Law Society - QLS
Queensland Law Society (QLS) is a membership association and regulator in Queensland that holds specific statutory responsibilities under the Legal Profession Act 2007 The Society issues practising certificates in Queensland, maintains solicitors’ records, regulates the operation of solicitors' trust accounts, protects and assists the public by advising the Queensland government on
- Advocacy and litigation - Queensland Law Society - QLS
Queensland Law Society (QLS) is a membership association and regulator in Queensland that holds specific statutory responsibilities under the Legal Profession Act 2007 The Society issues practising certificates in Queensland, maintains solicitors’ records, regulates the operation of solicitors' trust accounts, protects and assists the public by advising the Queensland government on
- Fundamental duties of solicitors - Queensland Law Society - QLS
Queensland Law Society (QLS) is a membership association and regulator in Queensland that holds specific statutory responsibilities under the Legal Profession Act 2007 The Society issues practising certificates in Queensland, maintains solicitors’ records, regulates the operation of solicitors' trust accounts, protects and assists the public by advising the Queensland government on
- Continuing Professional Development - Queensland Law Society - QLS
Queensland Law Society (QLS) is a membership association and regulator in Queensland that holds specific statutory responsibilities under the Legal Profession Act 2007 The Society issues practising certificates in Queensland, maintains solicitors’ records, regulates the operation of solicitors' trust accounts, protects and assists the public by advising the Queensland government on
- QLS L PD Program
Acknowledgement of Country and opening remarks Presenter: Rebecca Fogerty, Vice President, Queensland Law Society; Partner, Jasper Fogerty Lawyers; Accredited Specialist (Criminal Law) – Qld
- Australian Solicitors Conduct Rules - Queensland Law Society - QLS
Queensland Law Society (QLS) is a membership association and regulator in Queensland that holds specific statutory responsibilities under the Legal Profession Act 2007 The Society issues practising certificates in Queensland, maintains solicitors’ records, regulates the operation of solicitors' trust accounts, protects and assists the public by advising the Queensland government on
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