We hold regular seminars on a range of legal and business topics. You can find more details for the seminars and register here.
06 Oct 22 - Brisbane
Join Construction & Infrastructure partners, Stephen Burton and Kirsty Smith as well as other members of their team as they update you on some of the decisions of the Court nationally which you should know about but may have missed over the past two years.
06 Oct 22
Green hydrogen has enormous potential as a fuel of the future and as one of the pathways for the world to zero emissions. Ports will be an integral element of the green hydrogen supply chain in Australia. In a panel session involving relevant players in the sector, we will look at what role our ports might play in the supply chain and in supporting and capitalising on green hydrogen projects.
11 Oct 22
In this seminar we will discuss: human rights two years on, how has the legislation impacted government decision making since January 2020, court decisions and interpretation of the legislation and takeaways for local government decision makers.
12 Oct 22
In this webinar, Construction, Infrastructure & Projects Partner, Lachlan Ingram, will provide a refresher on the basics of combustible cladding and give an update on the current status of the cladding crisis in Victoria. He will examine local government's role in the enforcement of building regulations and the trends arising in the Building Appeals Board, VCAT and the Victorian Courts.
19 Oct 22
Holding Redlich, Grant Thornton and Radium Capital have joined forces to provide innovators with the need-to-know information about the R&DTI and how to access your refund early with R&D financing. Suitable for start-ups, scale-ups and innovators alike this session will unpack the R&DTI program and also explore how Australian businesses are utilising R&D Financing to accelerate commercialisation, smooth cash flow and attract other sources of funding.
19 Oct 22
Join partner Helena Golovanoff, and general counsel Tony Britt, as they explore the current trends in the contract administration space. It is too often that simple mistakes made in the administration of a contract have serious consequences down the line. In this webinar our presenters will look at the fundamental rules for administering contracts, role of the superintendent, warning signs to look out for on either side and how to make and respond to claims and dispute notices to minimise the risk of time consuming and costly disputes.
19 Oct 22
Join us for the next instalment of the Queensland government lawyer series, where partner Andrew Hynd and associate Jean Lukin will discuses the key tenets of probity and applying these at each stage of the government procurement process
20 Oct 22
Drawing on our experience on a number of significant wind and solar farm disputes, we look at what lessons can be learned for project owners when negotiating the EPC and O&M contracts.
25 Oct 22
In this seminar we will discuss: compensation under the Native Title Act 1993, valid vs invalid acts and the Timber Creek decision.
08 Nov 22
Your ability to negotiate is critical to getting the best outcome for constituents. In this seminar, you will learn: how to apply a systemic framework to negotiations, the tools to use to manage negotiation processes and relationships and different types of dispute resolution methods.
09 Nov 22
With an increased focus post-COVID on healthcare, this session will look at trends, opportunities and challenges associated with the development of healthcare infrastructure, including healthcare precincts and disability housing.
10 Nov 22
In this webinar, Construction, Infrastructure & Projects Partner Kyle Siebel will provide you with with an overview on construction contract administration and will highlight the best practice when administering the contract, warning signs to look out for with your supplier or builder and how best to respond to claims and dispute notices to minimise the risk of time consuming and costly litigation.
10 Nov 22
In this session we provide practical training on skills required for a successful negotiation, with particular emphasis on steps to prepare for the negotiation, and then suggested skills and strategy for the negotiation itself.
29 Nov 22
In this session we will look at the project delivery phase and the management of disputes, including payment claims and differing security of payment and licensing regimes across various jurisdictions.
22 Mar 22
In this seminar series, we look at the opportunities and issues for major infrastructure projects across a range of sectors, including health, housing and new energy. This seminar series is being offered in our Brisbane office and online. Registration for this seminar series is complimentary and now open.
07 Apr 22
More than ever, ports are vital nodes for an increasingly complex web of international trade and supply chains. Ports have become an increasing focus for security, environmental and competition regulation and their role and efficiency within global supply chains is being scrutinised by governments and industry alike. At the same time, ports find themselves at the forefront of the development and facilitation of alternative energy sources, often literally acting as the gatekeepers for the inflow of such technology and projects into Australia or out to the rest of the world. This series will look at how Australian ports might navigate these challenges and opportunities in 2022.
10 May 22
Holding Redlich is pleased to invite you to our 2022 Queensland local government seminar series which we have tailored specifically for mayors, councillors and Queensland local government employees including lawyers, town planners and compliance officers. These seminars will offer you insights, updates and practical tips from our experts on topics which we consider to be particularly relevant for local governments.
