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In this online, on-demand course, expert Paul Venus provides participants with knowledge, insights and a framework for preparing affidavits, including interviewing clients and recording statements. Preparation and drafting of affidavits is an essential and important skill for any lawyer.
Our expert takes you through the steps in taking a witness statement or affidavit, from preparation and interview, through evidentiary and procedural issues, to using the affidavit to draft pleadings.
This course consists of a 100-minute video recording of a talk by expert Paul Venus of Holding Redlich, together with reference resources including a written paper. Topics covered include:
For NSW lawyers seeking to include this study towards their legal CPD requirements, note that completion of this short course may count as 1.5 CPD unit (one legal CPD unit per hour).
A discount of 10% is available to UTS Alumni or UTS Staff enrolling in this short course. If you’re eligible for this discount, please ensure you have provided your UTS Student or Staff ID number in your UTS Open Profile (under ‘A bit about you’).
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Please note that there’s a limit of one discount rate per participant.
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This course is suitable for (but not limited to):
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1.5 hrs |
Paul has been practising commercial law for over 27 years and has been teaching this course for 20 years. After a period with a major national firm, he joined Holding Redlich in 2007 and heads the Queensland office in a period of exceptional growth for the firm in that state.
With a background in commercial litigation, Paul has vast experience and exceptional knowledge in the field, upon which this course has been based.
This course will be delivered online through Canvas.
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