Conferences to sustain your competitive advantage

Delegates said this about LexisNexis conferences:
"A number of excellent presentations combining practical and relevant commercial insights and currency in case law"
(delegate, Contract Law Conference 2008)

"Perhaps the best course I have been to in my 10 years of practise"
(delegate, Litigation and Law of Evidence Skills Accelerator 2008)

“Insightful presentations from well qualified and experienced presenters”
(delegate, Public and Administrative Law 2008)

LexisNexis does more than just organise and manage conferences, we provide valuable insight.

LexisNexis manages and organises large-scale professional and trade association conferences as well as seminars, workshops, and executive training programs. We guarantee the success of any function large or small. Our confidence is a product of our track record – In New Zealand LexisNexis have experience in organising and managing more than 60 events annually.

LexisNexis works to understand our client's vision and, when necessary, assists in the creation and development of that vision. This enables us to focus on crafting an event that delivers the exact result our client expects.

Rural Professionals 2009
19 & 20 November, Queenstown
A comprehensive guide to the latest issues affecting farmers and for rural professionals looking to lead the way in the rural sector
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Elder Law and Succession Planning
26 November, Christchurch
The definitive update and practical guide for all professional advisers and lawyers
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Drunk and Drugged Driving Law Update 2009
2 December, Auckland
A comprehensive and authoritative update on recent law changes, including the new drugged driving law legislation, case law, and prosecution and defence strategies
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Public & Administrative Law
18 & 19 February 2010, Wellington
An authoritative discussion and update on the changes and developments in public & administrative law from case law, legislation and bills before Parliament
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