Disputes and Ethics - Notes for Exam Hypothetical - H1

Description

These comprehensive Disputes and Ethics notes synthesise the course content into a step-by-step guide for answering an exam hypothetical. The notes: - are neatly organised under headings and dotpoints - contain a high-level summary for each topic of key steps in hypotheticals - summarise and organise relevant course content (readings, lectures, cases, legislation, professional conduct rules) - use tables to present the content clearly and succinctly The notes cover all topics examinable by hypothetical, including: - Foundational Concepts - Lawyer-Client Relationship - Solicitor-Client Conflicts of Interest - Confidential Information - Discovery - Civil Procedure and Access to Justice - Alternative Dispute Resolution - Pre-Litigation Considerations - Commencing and Defending Proceedings - Interim Remedies - Class Actions and Litigation Funding - Abuse of Process - Concurrent and Successive Conflicts of Interest - Access to Justice - Admission to Practise and Discipline - Role of the Lawyer - Colonialism - Law as a Business - Gender - General Knowledge Topics ABOUT ME: I graduated from the JD with a H1 WAM and in the top 10 of my cohort. Using these notes, I achieved a H1 in Disputes and Ethics.