Introduction
Is Possession 9/10th of the Law? What does it mean to have rights over land? Welcome to the Bathurst Property Law Residential School.
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Lisa CoatesSubject Coordinator |
Workshop Programme
Please refer to the attached timetable for detailed information regarding session times, topics, format etc. If applicable, the link for connecting remotely to identified sessions can be found below (‘Attending remotely’).
LAW216 Residential Schools Program
Guest Speakers & Sessions
| Property law in practice Q& A session | ||
| Wednesday 22 April 2020 | ||
| CSU Replay | ||
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Ms Lisa McLoughlan | Lisa McLoughlin is a Solicitor at Steele + Co in Bathurst. She advises in a broad range of family and civil law matters, including wills and estates, commercial, property, business transactions and disputes she enjoys the challenge of working with complex matters which often require an outcome that is outside the square. She understands the complex intersection between property law practice and other areas of legal practice. Lisa collaborated with Lisa Coates on the recent updates to the Topics for LAW216. |
| In our pre-recorded Q&A session, Lisa McLoughlin and Lisa Coates will discuss the challenges and integrated nature of property law practice | ||
AGLC 4 – Deconstructing Assessment 2 |
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Thursday 23 April 2020 9.30am – 10.15am |
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Zoom: Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 434 507 984 Password: Mabo |
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Annette Goodwin | Annette Goodwin has worked as a Librarian for over 20 years in a range of library settings, including school and public libraries. Annette commenced with Charles Sturt Library in 2011, working with Research and Teaching staff and Research students. In 2017, she moved into the role of Law Librarian. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from UNE, a Graduate Diploma in Information Management – Librarianship from UNSW and a Masters of Education – Children’s Literature from USQ. |
| In our session, Annette will be deconstructing the Assessment 2 exemplar provided on Interact 2 | ||
Blockchain |
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Thursday 23 April 2020 4.00pm – 5.00pm |
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Zoom: Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 434 507 984 Password: Mabo |
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Michael Bacina |
Michael is a Partner in Piper Alderman’s Blockchain Group based in Sydney. The Blockchain space presents unique challenges merging cutting edge technology and a challenging regulatory space as rapid development and adoption of this exciting technology occurs. As a former developer, Michael has a rare combination of technical, regulatory and legal skills which he leverages to assist his clients As Initial Coin Offerings rose to prominence in 2017, Piper Alderman was on the forefront, advising a significant number of the top ten ICO offerings. As the space has matured, Piper Alderman continues to advise projects on structuring security offerings and other tokenization deployments within existing businesses. Since founding and exiting a successful start-up in the early 2000s, Michael has maintained an active involvement in software development. He is knowledgeable in the workings of (and legal issues surrounding) virtual currencies and cryptocurrencies, blockchain projects, smart contract deployments as well as FinTech and RegTech projects. Michael delivers targeted advice for the whole of life software, start-up and project lifecycle including design and analysis, commercial contracts including shareholder, advisory, supply and software agreements, financial services regulation including project analysis, compliance as well as fundraising documentation and ongoing support. Michael regularly publishes on technology and Blockchain matters and is a sought after speaker in relation to legal issues facing smart contract and Blockchain adoption both internationally (New York, San Francisco and Singapore) and in Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane). |
| In our session, Michael will be addressing your questions on the relevance of Blockchain to property law and the future of this area, | ||
Native Title round table with Elder Dinawan |
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Thursday 23 April 2020 10.45am – 11.45am |
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Zoom: Join Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 434 507 984 Password: Mabo |
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| Elder Dinawan (Uncle Bill Allen Jnr) | Elder Dinawan is a Wiradyuri Elder and a Knowledge Holder. We are looking forward to him leading the conversation on Native Title. | |
| This will be a round table style session on Native Title with the opportunity to ask questions | ||
Preparation (readings, links, activities)
The following tasks are recommended prior to the indicated day:
Day 1
Day 2
- Annette Goodwin session- Assessment 2 exemplar resources
- Micahel Bacina presentation – Blockchain Massively Simplified– Ted Talk 16 May 2017