Conveyancing Conversations

Margaret Colyer talks to Jemma Doley. Jemma is a Registered Psychologist with a Masters Degree in Coaching Psychology. She specialises in areas including wellbeing at work, health coaching and medico-legal assessment. Jemma has a passion for Positive Psychology and helping people to thrive, and is the author of YouTube Channel and Blog, Pop Therapy.

In the second of two episodes on Practice Risk Management, Margaret Colyer continues her discussion with Peter Moran. A partner at Colin, Biggers and Paisley, Peter has over 30 years' experience in insurance, reinsurance and commercial litigation. His expertise includes the defence of claims against various classes of professionals, as well as in general liability litigation.

In the first of two episodes on Practice Risk Management, Margaret Colyer is in conversation with Peter Moran. A partner at Colin, Biggers and Paisley, Peter has over 30 years' experience in insurance, reinsurance and commercial litigation. His expertise includes the defence of claims against various classes of professionals, as well as in general liability litigation.

Margaret Colyer discusses the shift to electronic dealings with Leanne Hughes, the Director of Litigation and Policy in the Office of the Registrar General. For more than 25 years, Leanne has provided legal and policy advice to the NSW Registrar General and Surveyor General on a wide range of matters, including the digital transformation of the land title system and the conveyancing process.

Margaret Colyer talks to Julie Walsh, a solicitor with decades of personal experience in strata development, ownership and maintenance. Julie is a Director of the Owners Corporation Network (OCN), a non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing the interests of residential strata apartment owners.

Simone Herbert-Lowe, founder and principal of Law and Cyber, and Margaret Colyer, discuss the ever-present and ever-increasing risk of cyber-security and cyber-crime.

Tony Cahill discusses the latest edition of the contract, highlighting the drivers and changes which made the 5th edition in as many years necessary.

Gary Newton discusses possessory title, caveats, deposits and some of the problems of living in a strata complex.