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Key topics:
The role of a barrister.
When may and should a barrister be briefed.
Comprehensive understanding of the requirements for preparing and delivering briefs to barristers.
What documents should and should not form part of a brief.
Practical tips for legal practitioners to foster a successful relationship with barristers.
Register to earn 1 CPD point!
About the presenter - Paris Dean
Paris Dean practices as a barrister in civil litigation, with a special interest in employment, industrial, work injury, discrimination, tenancy and administrative law at the South Australian Bar from Victoria Square Chambers.
In both 2022 and 2023 he was recognised as recommended counsel in Doyle’s Guide in the categories of “Insurance & Personal Injury - South Australia” and “Employment & WHS Law – South Australia”. He is extensively briefed by trade unions and those representing their members, workers and applicants alleging discrimination as well as social security recipients, tenants and NDIS participants and appear regularly in state and federal courts and tribunals on their behalf in arbitrations and trials.
Advertised times are in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEDT):
Vic, NSW, Tas: 1pm-2.15pm
QLD: 12pm-1.15pm
SA: 12.30pm-1.45pm
NT: 11.30am-12.45pm
WA: 10am-11.15am.
About this item
Learn about briefing barristers and gain a comprehensive understanding of the requirements for preparing and delivering briefs to barristers.
Key topics:
- The role of a barrister.
- When may and should a barrister be briefed.
- Comprehensive understanding of the requirements for preparing and delivering briefs to barristers.
- What documents should and should not form part of a brief.
- Practical tips for legal practitioners to foster a successful relationship with barristers.
Register to earn 1 CPD point!
About the presenter - Paris Dean
Paris Dean practices as a barrister in civil litigation, with a special interest in employment, industrial, work injury, discrimination, tenancy and administrative law at the South Australian Bar from Victoria Square Chambers.
In both 2022 and 2023 he was recognised as recommended counsel in Doyle’s Guide in the categories of “Insurance & Personal Injury - South Australia” and “Employment & WHS Law – South Australia”. He is extensively briefed by trade unions and those representing their members, workers and applicants alleging discrimination as well as social security recipients, tenants and NDIS participants and appear regularly in state and federal courts and tribunals on their behalf in arbitrations and trials.
Advertised times are in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEDT):
- Vic, NSW, Tas: 1pm-2.15pm
- QLD: 12pm-1.15pm
- SA: 12.30pm-1.45pm
- NT: 11.30am-12.45pm
- WA: 10am-11.15am.
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On-DemandLegal CPD - How to brief a barrister
Topics Covered:
- The role of a barrister.
- When may and should a barrister be briefed.
- Selecting a barrister and the equitable briefing guidelines.
- Comprehensive understanding of the requirements for preparing and delivering briefs to barristers.
- What documents should and should not form part of a brief.
- Practical tips for legal practitioners to foster a successful relationship with barristers..