Continuing Legal Education – October Monthly CPD Event (14 Oct 2026)

Wed, 14 Oct 2026 05:30:00 GMT

The Parramatta & District Regional Law Society has committed to providing its members with at least 10 CPD points per year, in both your areas of interest and the compulsory fields.

We hope you have enjoyed the monthly sessions provided so far.

We are pleased to announce our October speaker below!

14 October 2026 4:30pm – 5:30 pm - 1 CPD point

Claims, Cases and Risk Management Lessons

Presented by Glenda Carry, Legal Risk Manager at LawCover

In this session, Glenda will present LawCover's newly released End of Financial Year statistics on the causes of LawCover claims. She will share risk management tips and learnings from recent cases as well as discuss emerging risk issues for lawyers.

This session is not to be missed!

Where: Online webinar

Registrations Prices per CLE:

$55 for non-members
$35 for members
$25 for students

* We will email registrants a MS Teams link closer to the event.

Continuing Legal Education – November Monthly CPD Event (25 Nov 2026)

Wed, 25 Nov 2026 05:30:00 GMT

The Parramatta & District Regional Law Society has committed to providing its members with at least 10 CPD points per year, in both your areas of interest and the compulsory fields.

We hope you have enjoyed the monthly sessions provided so far.

We are pleased to announce our November speaker below!

25 November 2026 4:30pm – 5:30 pm - 1 CPD point

aML / CTF Compliance for Lawyers - Updates, trends and challenges 5 months on

Presented by Carol Prasad, Professional Support Solicitor, Law Society of NSW

It will be coming up to 5 months since the AML/CTF compliance obligations came into force for Tranche 2 entities.

Join us in this presentation which will look at how lawyers are coping with the changes, what are emerging trends and what grey areas still exist which provide challenges in compliance for lawyers. The presentation will touch on what may constitute a suspicious matter for a suspicious matters report to be submitted as well as how to avoid ‘tipping off’.