Speeches
Rethinking the regulation of lawyer conduct: The centrality of law firm management and ethical infrastructures: a paper presented at the ALPMA National Conference, Gold Coast, 15 August 2009. 328kb pdf file 
The changing face of lawyer regulation: a paper presented to the 47th Annual Vincents' QLS Symposium 2009, 28 March 2009. 241kb pdf file
Wounding the bull - costs in a disciplinary context: a paper presented at the LegalWise Seminars Best Billing Practice 2009 Seminar, Brisbane, 18 March 2009. 86kb pdf file
Ethical issues in personal injuries practice: advertising restrictions and guidelines: a paper presented at the Australian Lawyers Alliance Queensland State Conference, Brisbane, 13 February 2009.
118kb pdf fileEthical considerations for the personal injury practitioner: a paper presented to the Lexis Nexis Queensland Personal Injury Conference, Brisbane, 14 November 2008. 157kb pdf file
Professional discipline against female lawyers in Queensland: a gendered analysis: a paper presented to the International Legal Ethics Conference. The finalised manuscript is available on-line through AGIS Full Text and Hein Online. 2MB pdf file
Incorporated legal practices: Dragging the regulation of the legal profession into the modern era: a paper presented at the Third International Legal Ethics Conference, Gold Coast, Australia 13-16 July 2008. 263kb pdf file
The restrictions on advertising personal injury services: paper presented at the Queensland Law Society Personal Injuries and Insurance Law Conference 2008, 11 July 2008. 101kb pdf file A Queensland perspective on the regulation of ethics in the legal profession: paper presented at The Seventh LSRC International Conference, Reaching Further: New Approaches to the Delivery of Legal Services, The Royal Naval Academy, Greenwich, London, 18-20 June 2008. 247kb pdf file Costs in a disciplinary context: charging excessive costs in connection with the practice of law: paper presented at a symposium co-hosted by the Legal Services Commission and the Griffith Law School, 15 May 2008. Complaints about lawyers: regulation, representation and restorative justice: Bar Association of Queensland annual conference, 17 February 2008. 145kb pdf file Ethics in the real world: paper given to various compulsory professional development workshops on ethics, 2007. 97kb pdf file Regulating the provision of legal services by incorporated legal practices: paper presented to the Conference of Regulatory Officers, Brisbane, 2 November 2007. Unsatisfactory professional conduct: paper presented at a symposium co-hosted by the Legal Services Commission and Griffith University Law School, 19 July 2007. 66kb pdf file Ethics and the personal injuries lawyer: compliance, spiritless compliance, skilful and other evasions. Queensland Law Society Personal Injuries Conference, 29 June 2007. 57kb pdf file The Legal Services Commission: An update. Bar Association of Queensland annual conference, 16–18 March 2007. 177kb pdf file Creative practice or profiteering? Panel presentations to a workshop co-hosted by the Legal Services Commission and the Griffith Law School, 7 September 2006. 185kb pdf The system for dealing with complaints: The Commission’s approach, Bar Association of Queensland annual conference, 5 March 2006. 158kb pdf file The Legal Services Commission—One Year On. QUT Faculty of Law Trilby Misso Free Public Lecture Series, 26 October 2005. 96kb pdf file QUT graduation ceremony for law and business. Queensland University of Technology, 05 April 2005. 25kb pdf file The Legal Services Commission: An overview. Various District Law Associations, September–November 2004. 61kb pdf file National performance criteria and benchmarks for handling complaints against lawyers. Conference of Regulatory Officers, Auckland, 21–22 October 2004. 70kb pdf file
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