What's on at Victorian Law Week

Presented by the Judicial Commission of Victoria, this session explains expected judicial conduct, the types of complaints the Commission can investigate, and why many complaints -- particularly in tenancy and intervention order matters -- are dismissed.

Teacher professional learning event exploring constitutional law, human rights, and Victoria’s justice system through practical, curriculum‑aligned insights.

A clear information session for people considering contesting a will or who are unsure of their rights and options under the law.

Generative AI is reshaping corporate decision‑making. Chief Justice Andrew Bell AC examines the challenges and implications of Gen‑AI for corporate governance and the statutory responsibilities of directors and officers.

Hosted by the Student Engagement Committee and Indigenous Justice Committee of the Victorian Bar, this event gives students the opportunity to have their questions on the path to becoming a barrister and what barristers do answered by a live panel of members of the Victorian Bar. A live panel of Victorian barristers answers student questions on becoming a barrister, what a barrister does, and more.

An informal, myth‑busting conversation exploring death, dying, and inheritance, with practical insights from an end‑of‑life doula and a wills and estates lawyer in a relaxed bar setting.

Join Gippsland Community Legal Service for a practical workshop on home, contents, and farm insurance, including underinsurance, post‑disaster claims, and how to confidently understand what your policy really covers.

An overview of the rights of students with disabilities in Victorian primary and secondary schools, helping families understand legal protections and how to address discrimination in education settings.

Learn about road rules in Victoria for Dari speakers.

Uncertain about enduring powers of attorney or advance care directives? This session explains the different substitute decision‑making arrangements under Victorian law, recent legal changes, and how decision‑making hierarchies operate.

This session introduces what is involved in separation and divorce so you can better understand your rights.

This webinar explains mediation in family law, when it is appropriate, and the practical legal, practical, and emotional steps people can take to prepare, drawing on the experience of Senior Associate Danie Mellas.