The long-standing Property Law Act 1974 (Qld) has been replaced by the Property Law Bill 2023 (Qld) (‘Bill’). Learn what provisions have changed or been redrafted using modern language and how this affects your practice, straight from the lead members of the Review Team at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT).

Our cybersecurity expert takes you through why we verify identity, considerations of risk and fraud, and the two types of VOI: reasonable steps vs Safe Harbour. Hear more on implementation, professional obligations and procedural requirements in various areas of practice.

Be across the impact of the new Register of Foreign Ownership of Australian Assets. Learn about the intricacies of the new Register, including its legal framework and implications for foreign investors.

Consider how the new seller disclosure regime affects your practice and how you can better equip your clients when they make one of their biggest financial decisions – buying and selling property.

QLS Symposium is the premier professional development event for generalist legal practitioners and other interested professionals in Queensland. It has been designed to equip practitioners with up-to-date knowledge, key strategies and practical tools needed to thrive in the complexity of legal practice.

The QLS Property Law Conference explores the latest developments and key issues in Property Law, bringing together legal professionals, academics, and industry experts to share their knowledge, insights, and experiences in the field.

Hear from specialists as they cover a wide range of topics and gain valuable insights into emerging legal issues, best practices, and strategies for success in your property law practice.

This comprehensive, self-paced introductory course will develop your conveyancing knowledge and skills. The course is designed for junior legal staff and more senior practitioners looking to pivot into a new area of practice. 

Significant changes arrived to the Unfair Contract Terms (UCT) regime in November 2023. These amendments broaden the scope of the regime and introduce penalties for non-compliance. Get expert knowledge to protect your clients and your practice.