Professional competency in the current climate: rules & ethics: part 3: remote supervision

Michael McNamara; Katrina Johnson; Susan Hill; Malcolm Heath

Professional competency in the current climate: rules & ethics: part 3: remote supervision

Michael McNamara, Katrina Johnson, Susan Hill, Malcolm Heath

Department of International Business and Management

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Abstract

Supervision is an important part of legal practice at all levels, and for newly admitted lawyers is a critical link between formal legal education and independent practice. Remote supervision has been thrust into the mainstream by the COVID-19 pandemic. This presents a number of challenges but also the opportunity for a systematic and structured approach to supervision. This session will explore the supervisory relationship, using technology to stay connected, well-being and risk management.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2021
Event	Future of Law and Innovation in the Legal Profession (FLIP) Conference 2021 - Duration: 13 Jul 2021 → 13 Jul 2021

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Conference	Future of Law and Innovation in the Legal Profession (FLIP) Conference 2021
Period	13/07/21 → 13/07/21

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Professional competency in the current climate: rules & ethics: part 3: remote supervision

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