Join us on the serene NSW Central Coast for the ALA's annual New South Wales Conference. If you practise in personal injury and compensation law in NSW, or are a lawyer, academic or other professional dedicated to protecting and promoting justice, freedom and the rights of the individual, this is the event for you.
This year, we are stepping out of the city for more opportunity to disconnect from everyday work in order to learn, network and unwind with our expanded conference program. Expert presenters will discuss, analyse and share their perspectives on current issues and topics in the NSW personal injury landscape, giving you access to information that will contribute to your professional development, with up to 8 CPD points available.
We’ve also enhanced the program with two exciting additions:
An additional half‑day of sessions to provide even more opportunities for learning and engagement.
A conference barbecue dinner, offering a relaxed and social setting to connect with colleagues and enjoy the coastal atmosphere.
The conference will kick off on Thursday morning 19 March and run through to 1pm on Friday 20 March.
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, network and recharge in the calming surrounds of Tuggerah Lake and Magenta Beach.
Why you should attend
SHARPEN THE SAW
Listen to inspiring practise-relevant content from industry experts.
8 CPD Points
ENERGY OF LIKE MINDED INDIVIDUALS
Meet
and connect with the ALA community, learn from each other’s experiences and build a supportive network.
LEARN ABOUT NEW TOOLS AND MEET EXPERTS
Connect with industry suppliers to learn what they can offer on the exhibitor floor.
Coastal Location | Central Coast
Nestled between the pristine waters of the Pacific Ocean and Tuggerah Lake this luxuriously designed resort is just 15kms north of Terrigal, 90-minute drive from Sydney or 70-minute drive from Newcastle.
registration now available
Contact Us
Organiser
Caroline Marshall, Event Planner Australian Lawyers Alliance
Phone
02 9258 7700
The Australian Lawyers Alliance office is located on land traditionally owned by the Gadigal of the Eora Nation. The ALA is a national organisation and we acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of the lands on which we work as the first people of this country.