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Foley's List presents the 'Think Foley's' podcast dedicated to providing informative and convenient on-the-go Continuing Professional Development (CPD) listening for legal professionals.

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Episode 7: Family Violence Intervention Order Proceedings

In this episode ‘Can one have sympathy for the devil?’, Daniel Cash discusses representing respondents in family violence intervention order proceedings who become applicants in family law proceedings to seek orders to spend time with their children, who can then face charges of breaching intervention orders and/or sexual assault in the criminal courts.

Mar 01, 2020•55 min•Season 1Ep. 7

Episode 6: International Tax Update

Gareth Redenbach presents an update on International Tax by way of focusing on what’s happened in 2019 and the first part of 2020 in the International Tax sphere. 2019 became a banner year in terms of new types of international tax laws or new interpretations of different parts of international tax law. He discusses how the application of the residency test has changed for natural persons in 2019, matters relating to the Glencor decision and transfer pricing, as well as other matters that are of...

Mar 01, 2020•47 min•Season 1Ep. 6

Episode 5: Caveats under the Transfer of Land Act

Philip Barton examines caveats against dealings under the Transfer of Land Act. He discusses proceedings by the Legal Services Commissioner against solicitors concerning caveats, caveat removal procedures, and tests for caveat removal. He breaks the topic of caveatable interests down into caveats related to legal interests, equitable interests and trusts, sale of land, building works, and charges including solicitor’s charges.

Mar 01, 2020•1 hr 1 min•Season 1Ep. 5

Episode 4: Taxpayer's Burden of Proof

Gareth Redenbach discusses the taxpayer’s burden of proof and how they may discharge that burden of proof. He dives into the history of the burden of proof and outlines the facts, submissions and decisions in recent cases and proves that this burden of proof is not a matter that is only relevant to small or medium enterprises or only relevant to large corporations.

Feb 28, 2020•41 min•Season 1Ep. 4

Episode 3: International Dispute Resolution

Dr Rishi Gulati provides an update as to the developments in international dispute resolution, especially in the sphere of international economic law. Noting the crisis at the WTO Appellate Body, and the EU proposal to create a Multilateral Investment Court, Dr Gulati provides a brief overview as to the developments that may be expected in 2020.

Feb 28, 2020•31 min•Season 1Ep. 3

Episode 2: Whistleblowers

Lucy Line discusses the new laws bought about in the ‘Treasury Laws Amendment (Enhancing Whistleblower Protections) Act 2019’. She outlines the new laws and why they have been enacted, gives specifics on what is a whistleblower and their rights according to the law reform, risks associated as a result of that law reform, and advises on drafting a whistleblower policy.

Feb 25, 2020•43 min•Season 1Ep. 2

Episode 1: Understanding Public Interest Immunity in the Age of Lawyer X

Adrian Hoel defines PII as a rule of evidence which operates to restrict the production of otherwise relevant evidence in legal proceedings where its disclosure would be against the public interest. Author Adrian Hoel references timely examples and focuses on PII in the civil discovery processes.

Feb 25, 2020•50 min•Season 1Ep. 1

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