What's on at Victorian Law Week

Curious about the Victorian jury system? This Law Week, join an immersive and interactive juror experience to learn how juries work and see how you would fare when the pressure is on.

Delivered by Deakin Law Clinic, this practical one-hour workshop helps small business owners understand their key legal obligations when managing employees in Victoria, across the full employee lifecycle.

This session explores how gender, sexuality, and family violence intersect with Australian refugee law, focusing on claims based on LGBTIQA+ status, gender, and experiences of gender‑based violence.

Small towns, like Girgarre, rely on incorporated committees. This free session explains what it means to be a committee member, your legal responsibilities, and what to consider before joining or serving on a committee.

A community legal information session for migrants, seniors, and families on giving money to children, explaining the legal and financial differences between gifts and loans, associated risks, and how to protect your interests.

Join Senior Managing Solicitor Ashleigh Kemp for clear, practical guidance on workplace injuries and WorkCover claims, including psychological injuries, coverage, return‑to‑work issues, and whether your employer can dismiss you for claiming.

Step inside VCAT’s new venue at 308 La Trobe Street and learn how Victoria’s tribunal operates and how the new space is designed to make justice more accessible.

Navigating insurance claims after a disaster can be stressful. This session provides people and small business owners with practical tips, clear information about the claims process, and guidance on where to seek help. Presenters include Kellie Davis, Disaster Recovery Lead at Financial Counselling Victoria, and Bronwyn Lay and Bridget Lane from Disaster Legal Help Victoria.

A free, relaxed information session making property law accessible for everyone, from first home buyers to those planning to pass assets on to family.

A series of static displays raising awareness of how the law relates to different life stages, highlighting common legal needs and pointing to resources and supports available for further information and assistance.

Senior solicitors explain motorcyclists’ legal rights after an accident, including coverage if you’re at fault, immediate steps to take, and whether you can make a claim when responsibility is shared.

NNHLC, in partnership with Allied Justice, presents a free community legal education session on understanding your legal rights. Interpreter support will be available for the Karen community to enhance access and participation.