Page Seager
2/179 Murray Street
Hobart TAS 7000
Overview (Program Summary)
A program hosted by:
ACC AustraliaPlease join Kathryn Speed and Brett Cassidy from Page Seager Lawyers for a Corporate and Commercial update CPD.
Our presenters will discuss two important issues for our Tasmanian audience.
The first topic is the drafting and enforcement of post-COVID force majeure provisions. Legal counsel are at the forefront of contract interpretation and disputes, and an understanding of the operation of these clauses is critical now more than ever.
The second topic is an outline of what legal counsel need to know regarding the recent updates to the Public Interest Disclosure Regime in Tasmania. This will include a summary of relevant obligations and who they apply to, practical tips to ensure compliance and the consequences of non-compliance.
Both ACC Australia and TAS Government COVID Restrictions and Recommendations will be followed for this event. Should you have any questions regarding these measures please contact Teagan Jones at ausevents@accglobal.com.
There are limited places available for this event - so book now!
Speakers
Brett Cassidy, Principal - Page Seager
Brett Cassidy is a Principal at Page Seager lawyers in the Dispute Resolution team. For over 15 years he has worked with government owned corporations or other corporate entities to provide advice and assistance in both non-contentious and contentious matters. During that time Brett has acted in prosecuting or defending disciplinary proceeding matters for various occupations and professions.
Kathryn Speed, Principal - Page Seager
Kathryn Speed is a Principal at Page Seager and has over 17 years of experience in procurement and tendering, probity and governance and construction and infrastructure projects. She has significant experience in advising on appropriate procurement methods and delivery models, contract risk management and project operation. Kathryn prepares and negotiates a wide range of procurement contracts such as subcontracts, supply agreements, consultancy agreements, services agreements and works agreements.
Notes
Please note: If your company/organisation is deemed to be a competitor of the host organisation for this event, you may be excluded from attending this event. If you believe there may be a conflict or are uncertain, please enquire with ACC Australia.
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