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WA | The Transition of the WA Legal Profession to the Legal Profession Uniform Law

Event Recording

22 April 2021

Topic	Operational Management
Type	Event Recording

Pricing	AUD $37
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The Legal Profession Uniform Law Application Bill 2020 (WA), when passed, is expected to commence in Western Australia early 2022. At this stage, a commencement date is not known as the bill is still in parliament. This is an important step towards a national legal profession.

For the first time, there will be a common market for legal services across Western Australia, New South Wales and Victoria, encompassing 75 per cent of Australia’s legal practitioners.

The Uniform Law harmonises regulation of the legal profession, cuts red tape and creates a single system to govern legal practice. The scheme also promotes informed consumer choice and has strong consumer protection measures.

Provided by

Jeremy Culshaw

Chief Executive Officer at Culshaw Miller Legal Group

In legal practice since 1987 working across all Australian jurisdictions (34 years). Has been an equity owner in legal firms since 1998 (Perth) and managing partner/CEO since that time in Culshaw Miller Legal Group (23 years). Established Adelaide Office in March 2014 and Melbourne Office in October 2018. Practices between Perth, Adelaide and Melbourne in complex property matters in the family law jurisdiction.

Has particular interest in:
- Management of legal firms
- Development and maintenance of healthy and positive work cultures and work practices within legal firms
- Client and solution focused service delivery
- Management and culture change processes (reinvention and re-imagination)
- Big McLaren Vale Shiraz (none of this early picked rubbish coming out of other wine regions)
- Adelaide Football Club