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7 March - 9 March 2017
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PROPERTY LAW CONFERENCE TUESDAY, 7 MARCH 2017
173S01
9.00AM TO 5.15PM$860
Delivering to you SA’s finest property specialists covering the hottest topics in retail and commercial leasing, the new unfair contracts
law, critical tax updates, drafting skills and more. Catch up on the most important issues facing property and leasing lawyers today and
in the year to come while also gaining your ethics and professional skills required units.
SESSION 1: LEASING AND LAND TAX 9.00AM - 1.15PM
$480
173S01A
»» Chair: Stephen Lendrum, Partner, Gadens
NEW LEGISLATION
The New Unfair Contract Law and Retail Leases
• Changes to the new regime under the Australian Consumer
Law
• What you need to review and update on leases going
forward
• Defining ‘unfair contract term‘ ‘standard form contract’ and
‘small business contract’
»» Presented by Thomas Rice, Senior Associate, Minter Ellison
Short Term Leases in Today’s Market
• Understanding the difference between a retail lease agreement
and occupation license agreement
• Specification to include in the lease
• Documenting contract agreements
»» Presented by Elias Farah, Partnr, Commercial & Legal
Lease Termination and Complexities of Guaranteeing a Lease
• How to ensure that you can claim loss of bargain damages
• Risks in guaranteeing a lease and forms of security
• Limiting guarantees and side deeds
• Enforceability of guarantees by an assignee
»» Presented by Peter Britten-Jones, Barrister, Bar Chambers
State Land Taxes Update
• Impact of the abolition of non-real property duty
• Further variations in the stamp duty tax base
• Changes in the applicable exemptions in the area of land tax
• Land tax and trusts
»» Presented by Bernard Walrut, Barrister, Murray Chambers
SESSION 2: CPD REQUIRED UNITS FOR PROPERTY LAWYERS $480
2.00PM - 5.15PM
173S01B
»» Chair: Stephen Lendrum, Partner, Gadens
Practical Legal Ethics
Clearing the Gray Areas in Verification of Identity
New rules are aimed at ensuring that practitioners are taking
‘reasonable steps’ to verifying the identity of purchases of
Australian property. Review the ‘reasonable steps’ and the ‘safe
harbour’ of the VOI Standard.
• Determining whether your client is a local or foreign investor
• Verification of identity and client authorisation in everyday
conveyancing
• Skype calls and digital documents: risks and liabilities
• Five tips to make your practice litigation resistant
»» Presented by John Paholski, Principal, ID Secure
Professional Skills
Insurance and Indemnity Clauses: Fully Protecting Your Clients
• Advising your clients on the intricacies of insurance obligations
under commercial and retail leases
• Drafting watertight insurance and indemnity clauses: practical
guidance and expert tips
• Noting the lessor on the lessee’s insurance policy
• Analysis of recent cases
»» Presented by Bill Conor, Special Counsel, Barry.Nilson.
Lawyers
Practice Management or Business Skills
Are You Ready for the Future of Conveyancing?
• Setting up systems and processes in compliance with the
Electronic Conveyancing National Law (South Australia) Act
2013 (SA)
• Electronic contracts and vendor disclosures
• Electronic communications with clients
• E-conveyancing: benefits and risks
»» Presented by Daniel Roesler, Executive Manager, Practitioner
Services, PEXA
Very knowledgeable and engaging
and the papers are always useful
ATTEND THE FULL DAY AND EARN
7 CPD units including:
4 units in Substantive Law
1 unit in Practical Legal Ethics
1 unit in Professional Skills
1 unit in Practice Management or Business Skills
7
CPD
UNITS
3
INTERACTIVE WILL DRAFTING
WORKSHOP 173S02
CONTRACT LAW
ESSENTIALS TUESDAY, 7 MARCH 2017
TUESDAY, 7 MARCH 2017
9.00AM - 1.15PM
$480
Covering best practice strategies and what to include
within practical checklists, this workshop is just what
you need to establish exceptional will drafting skills.
Work through hypothetical scenarios covering real world
issues, with a particular focus on the different needs of
baby boomers and the elderly. Identify the key issues
and the best advice to give and then together create the
documentation needed to put the plan into place.
By the end of the workshop you will have jointly created a
comprehensive suite of estate planning materials covering:
• A practical approach to drafting wills and looking at
the ‘what ifs’
• How and when to use Testamentary Trusts
• Dealing with SMSFs, retail superannuation and life insurance
• Accommodating blended families: new spouses, de facto
spouses, children from former relationships and children of the
new relationship
• Ademption of assets
• Specific bequests and charitable bequests
• The rule in Saunders v Vautier
• Intersection of non-estate assets such as family trusts
• Best practice strategies and practical checklists
»» Presented by Jeremy Duffy, Principal, Duffy Legal; Member
of STEP, the Society of Trust and Estate Professionals
What past delegates have said about Jeremy’s prior will
drafting presentations:
Focused on the practical
aspects of wills issues in legal
practice - very useful
presentation
Nice variation
with new ideas
173S03
2.00PM - 5.15PM
$480
The aim of this seminar is twofold: Get in early and get in quick
to satisfy your compulsory CPD units in professional skills and
practice management, all while mastering clear and effective
contracting and getting your costs agreements right. One step
closer to your needs and your required CPD points? Tick!
»» Chair: Felicity England, Project Contracts Manager, Royal
Australian College of Surgeons
Professional Skills
Avoiding Misleading and Deceptive Conduct
in Pre-Contract Representations
In modern business, it is becoming increasingly common
for many interactions to occur before parties formally sign a
contract. This session will take a deep dive into the ethical and
liability issues that can arise with tricky pre-contractual scenarios.
»» Presented by Enzo Belperio, Barrister, Bar Chambers
Professional Skills
Contract Drafting to Minimise Risk Contracts can be as varied as the relationships they regulate. There are some elements of good commercial contracts that
can serve to minimise risk. Consider key matters to consider
when drafting commercial contracts to ensure that your client
gets the deal they bargained for with as little risk as possible.
»» Presented by Andrew Robertson, Partner and Juniper
Watson, Senior Associate, Piper Alderman
Practice Management or Business Skills
Costs Agreements in Practice: Making them Simpler and
More Effective
Using excellent contract drafting skills to create an
effective costs agreement is a crucial component of a
legal practitioner’s business. This session highlights the
costs agreement as a practical contract - one that exists in
an environment that is heavily ‘regulated’ by statute, the
courts, and over-arching fiduciary duties to clients – with
a view to minimising disputes and maximising returns.
»» Presented by Christian Haebich, Principal, Haebich Law
ADDITIONAL CPD UNITS
COMPLETED IN JANUARY,
FEBRUARY OR MARCH OF
THIS CPD YEAR may be carried
forward in whole or in part to
the next CPD year
Very knowledgeable,
very good!
ATTEND AND EARN
4 CPD units in Professional Skills
4
CPD
UNITS
ATTEND AND EARN
3 CPD units including:
2 units in Professional Skills
1 unit in Practice Management or Business Skills
3
CPD
UNITS
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173S04
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WEDNESDAY, 8 MARCH 2017
7.30AM TO 6.30PM$895
Get all your CPD done in one go and you’ll gain invaluable insights that will strengthen your practice in the year to come. So make the
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SESSION 1: FAMILY LAW, ESTATE DISPUTES AND
SUCCESSION UPDATE 7.30AM - 10.30AM
$480
173S04A
»» Chair: Mark Jappe, Barrister, Adelta Legal
What the Latest Estates Dispute Cases Mean for Your Practice
• Examining recent updates in estate disputes
• Identifying and analysing significant pieces of case law
• Evaluating the most important decisions for practitioners »» Presented by Christopher Brohier, Barrister, Elizabeth Mews
How to Avoid Scrambling the Superannuation Nest Egg:
A Practical Guide to Super, SMSFs and the Tax Man
• Misconceptions about super, SMSFs and binding nominations
• Tax considerations around super/ death benefit payments
• The pitfalls of not considering super in estate planning
»» Presented by Abigail Steed, Managing Partner, MSM Legal
Recent Developments in Family Law
All things Family Law including the latest and greatest cases
and the shift away from litigation and towards mediation and
arbitration.
»» Presented by Alicia Furman, Senior Associate, David Burrell &
Co; Accredited Specialist in Family Law
SESSION 2: CPD REQUIRED UNITS 10.45AM - 1.45PM
$480
173S04B
»» Chair: Greg Holland, Barrister, Torrens Chambers
Practical Legal Ethics
Ethical Issues Outside the Workplace: Loose Lips Sink Ships
• Social media: avoiding the pitfalls
• Best practices when interacting with clients outside of the office
• Discussing work issues with friends and family
• The Conduct Commissioner’s ability to discipline lawyers for out
of work conduct
»» Presented by Greg May, Commissioner, Legal Profession
Conduct Commissioner
Professional Skills
Making, Accepting and Rejecting an Offer of Settlement: How
to Play and Win the Game
• The making of offers and consideration of them when received
• When is it reasonable to not accept or reject them?
• The need for giving of advice relative to offers
»» Presented by Justin Stewart-Rattray, Solicitor, Stewart-Rattray
Lawyers
Practice Management or Business Skills
Retainers and Instructions
SESSION 3: COMMERCIAL LAW UPDATE
2.15PM - 6.30PM
$480
173S04C
»» Chair: Ruth Beach, Principal, Ruth Beach Lawyer and Mediator
NEW LEGISLATION
The New Unfair Contracts Law
• Analysis of the new unfair contracts law and its scope
• What is a ‘small business contract’ to which the new law applies?
• The meaning of ‘unfair’ in the new law
• Excluded contracts and contract terms
• The importance of reviewing standard term contracts and
other implications
• Practical tips for drafting ‘standard form’ contracts to
minimise exposure and risk
• Regulator enforcement priorities and ‘grey list’ of potentially
unfair terms
»» Presented by Josh Simons, Partner, Thomson Geer Lawyers;
Deputy Chair, Law Council of Australia Competition and
Consumer Law Committee; Best Lawyers 2016, Competition Law
Partnership and Shareholder Disputes and Deadlock
• Common causes of disputes
• Options available to shareholders when dealing with unfair or
improper conduct
• Instituting proceedings under the ‘oppressive conduct’
provisions of the Corporations Act
• Partnerships and dissolution of partnerships
• Resolution of disputes in deadlock
»» Presented by David Riggall, Barrister, Anthony Mason
Chambers
Employment Law Update 2017
• Unfair dismissal trends and recent decisions
• Employee entitlements and NES
• General protections court decisions
• Fair Work Commission key cases
• Developments in bullying
»» Presented by Nicholas Linke, Partner, Fisher Jeffries;
Recommended Employment & Industrial Relations Lawyer,
Doyle’s Guide 2016
Complex Construction Cases: A Survival Guide for General
Practitioners
• The causes of disputes: Psychology, commerce or law?
• Review boards and opinions
• Security of payment and adjudication
• Pre-action protocol; mediation and mini-trial; and pendulum
arbitration
»» Presented by Robert Fenwick Elliott, Barrister, Keating
Chambers
• Handling potential conflicts related to retainers
• Drawing retainers: defining the scope and express exclusions
• Mission creep: dealing with work outside the initial retainer
• Instructions: the solicitor’s right to act
The scope of instructions: appeals and satellite litigation
• Acting for disabled parties
• Getting off the file
»» Presented by Bill Ericson, Special Counsel, Finlaysons
ATTEND THE FULL DAY AND EARN
10 CPD units including:
7 units in Substantive Law
1 unit in Practical Legal Ethics
1 unit in Practice Management or Business Skills
1 unit in Professional Skills
10
CPD
UNITS
5
WORKPLACE LAW
2017 WEDNESDAY, 8 MARCH 2017
173S05
9.00AM - 1.15PM
$480
Join your colleagues from around South Australia for a
critical update on employment law for 2017. Adelaide’s
leading legal experts will examine 5 of the most pressing
matters where changing law and recent cases make
staying up to date absolutely vital. Come away armed with
valuable knowledge that will elevate your practice.
»» Chair: Geraldine Hannon, Special Counsel, Union Legal SA
Employment Contract Essentials
• Common content tips and traps: avoiding issues and disputes
• Recent legal updates: what’s new?
• Looking forward: the future of employment contracts
• Answering your questions, queries and quandaries
»» Presented by Andrew Short, Partner; Preeminent
Employment & Industrial Relations Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide
2016, and Jarrad Parker, Senior Associate, Minter Ellison
Casual Workers: The Limits of Legal Protection
• Rights and entitlements of casual employees
• Casual vs independent contractor
• Counting of casual service for service related entitlements
• Recent case law
»» Presented by Kirsty Stewart, Barrister, Howard Zelling Chambers
Discrimination and Sexual Harassment in the Workplace
• Overview of the legislation addressing discrimination at work
• Critical elements of a successful discrimination claim
• Recent significant cases
• Practical advice to practitioners pursuing or defending claims of
discrimination or sexual harassment at work
»» Presented by Margaret Kaukas, Special Counsel, Andersons Lawyers
Unfair Dismissal 2017
• Jurisdiction
• A valid reason
• Harsh, unjust and unreasonable
• Remedies, appeals and recent decisions
»» Presented by Ben Duggan, Partner, DW Fox Tucker; Recommended
Employment & Industrial Relations Lawyer, Doyle’s Guide 2016
Union Representation in Enterprise Bargaining
• Historically, the union’s right to represent its members was the
root of all industrial relations
• The Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) no longer presumes that union
representation must play a role in all workplace matters
• A combination of modern legislative reform and structural changes
in the economy have set the scene for turf-wars and tension
• Representation rights are especially significant in the enterprise
bargaining process
• Knowing the ‘Who, When, What and How’ is essential, as
demonstrated in a number of significant cases
»» Presented by Tom Martin, Barrister and Solicitor, Thos. Martin
& Associates
ATTEND AND EARN
4 CPD units in Substantive Law
4
CPD
UNITS
LIQUOR LICENSING IN
SOUTH AUSTRALIA WEDNESDAY, 8 MARCH 2017
173S06
2.00PM - 5.15PM
$480
With changes to the South Australian Liquor Licensing Act on
the horizon you will gain a timely round up of the latest cases
and developments in Liquor Licensing. Hear from experienced
practitioners and consider the impact that upcoming reform will
have on the industry. A must attend event for practitioners in this
area.
CHAIR
»» Chair: His Honour Judge Gilchrist, Licensing Court of South
Australia
The Review in to South Australian Liquor Licensing Act
and Government Response
• Late night venue lock out
• Changes to fines and penalties; considering risk factors
• Introduction of the ‘Community and Public Interest Test’
• Small bar licensing
• Likely impacts of reforms; industry response
»» Presented by Tim Swaine, Principal, Swaine Legal
Licensing Court Update: Disciplinary Actions and Other Cases
of Interest
An update on the latest disciplinary actions and case studies from
South Australia in the past 12 months.
»» Presented by Ben Allen, Partner, Wallmans Lawyers
How the Key Appellate Decisions in Liquor Licensing are
Arrived At
• Purposive statutory interpretation: identifying locality rather than
local community as an example
• Assessing the relevant considerations for an application for a retail
liquor merchant’s licence: gauging community ‘expectation’
• The apparently qualified ‘unqualified discretion’ in granting liquor
licences: use of context and statutory objects in dealing with an
application for special circumstances licence
• Statutory interpretive techniques involved in determining ‘the
public’ for the purposes of a liquor licence
»» Presented by Steven Churches, Barrister, Elliot Johnston
Chambers
Overview of Commercial and Contractual Issues in Liquor Licensing
Gain an understanding of general commercial and
contractual issues associated with Liquor Licensing; including
the sale and purchase of hotels, leasing and taxation
matters, from the perspective of a commercial lawyer.
»» Presented by Andrew Fisher, Principal, Jones Hartley Toole
This has become a “must
attend” event for practitioners
in the Liquor Licensing area.
Always excellent presentations
and well carried out.
ATTEND AND EARN
3 CPD units in Substantive Law
3
CPD
UNITS
SEMINARS ALSO AVAILABLE AS LIVE WEB SEMINARS AND VIDEO RECORDINGS
PERSONAL INJURY
ROUNDUP THURSDAY, 9 MARCH 2017
173S07
9.00AM - 1.15PM
$480
You have cases, we have the latest case law and legislative
updates. You’re neck-deep in litigation, we have the practical
guidance from medical and legal experts to help you win your
cases. You need your CPD points, we have them all lined up.
You need to stay ahead in the unsparing world of personal injury
law, we have the program to give you an edge.
Opening Remarks from the Chair:
Total and Permanent Disablement Claims
Personal Injury Claims, the Common Law and the Return to
Work Act
• The changes to common law rights in the new Act
• The interaction of motor vehicle collision injuries and the
new Act
• The third party tortfeasor
• Apportionment, contribution, nervous shock claims, and volenti
»» Presented by Tony Kerin, Managing Principal – Adelaide,
Maurice Blackburn
The Return to Work Act and Workers’ Compensation:
Where are we at now?
• Application of the Return to Work Act for seriously injured
workers: guidance on the 30% threshold and whole
person impairment
• Update on damages
• Key recent workers’ compensation cases and the latest
developments and trends
»» Presented by Amy Nikolovski, Partner, Duncan Basheer
Hannon; Vice President, Law Society of South Australia
Up to Speed: Motor Vehicle Accidents Update
• Interpreting minor, moderate and serious injuries under the
CTP scheme
• Multiple injuries and uplifting the ISV: increasing the ISV for
economic loss or lift it to claim other non-economic loss and
gratuitous services damages • Single injury and opening the gateway to an award of damages
for future economic loss
• Pure and consequential mental harm
»» Presented by Michael Kernot, Barrister, Carrington Chambers
Catching Up in Medical Negligence: The Latest in Breach of
Duty and Causation
Bring yourself up to date on the key cases, issues and
developments from the past year that will have a significant bearing
on your practice while gaining practical insights and analysis of the
key issues you must know to stay on top of your game.
»» Presented by Joanna Andrew, Partner, Mellor Olsson
The Assessment of Psychiatric Injuries
• The validity and reliability of DSM 5 diagnoses in a
medicolegal setting
• Objective indicators of psychiatric dysfunction
• Briefing your expert: how to obtain the most useful report
and the best results
• The future of psychiatric evaluations
»» Presented by Dr Marty Ewer, Psychiatrist
4 CPD units in Substantive Law
THURSDAY, 9 MARCH 2017
173S08
2.00PM - 5.15PM
$480
In the competitive world of litigation few things can separate
you from the pack better than exceptional skills that invariably
lead to positive results. Be compliant in your CPD required
units while picking up practical tips on how to risk manage your
litigation practice; implement sound internal time management
to avoid time limit overruns; and consider your ethical
requirements when pleading your clients’ case.
»» Chair: Jon Clarke, Managing Partner, CowellClarke
»» Presented by David Blyth, Barrister, Anthony Mason Chambers
ATTEND AND EARN
CPD REQUIRED UNITS
FOR LITIGATORS
4
CPD
UNITS
Practice Management or Business Skills
Risk Management for Litigation Lawyers
• The mistakes that lawyers commonly make and tips for
avoiding these mistakes
• Working effectively with counsel
• Working effectively with experts
• Cost issues: ongoing disclosure of costs
»» Presented by Ben Renfrey, Partner, Johnson Winter & Slattery
Professional Skills
Time Limits in Litigation: Prevention is Better than Cure
• Overview of both statutes and common law
- Relevant legislation and recent cases involving time factors
in actions
- Operation of the Limitations of Actions Act
- Meaning of ‘accrual’ for various types of actions
- Seeking extensions both under the Act and Rules
- Common law: ‘laches’ and other relevant points
- Defending against an action out of time
• Internal time management to handle case commencement
- Prevention is better than cure: simple steps to avoid time
limit overruns
- Particular time traps to be aware of
- ‘Don’t panic’: what to do if a time limit problem looms large
- Cautionary tales and recent cases
»» Presented by Matthew Young, Barrister, Torrens Chambers
Practical Legal Ethics
Ethically Pleading Your Client’s Case
• Pre-litigation ethics: advice, decisions and demands
• Managing client expectations
• The main game: the solicitor’s obligations in drafting and
issuing pleadings
• Pleading the unusual or sensitive cause of action or defence
• Protecting the client’s privilege
»» Presented by Claire O’Connor SC, Villeneuve Smith Chambers
Great up to date information
and excellent speakers; terrific notes,
very detailed and informative
ATTEND AND EARN
3 CPD units including:
1 unit in Practical Legal Ethics
1 unit in Practice Management or Business Skills
1 unit in Professional Skills
3
CPD
UNITS
7
DRIVING OFFENCES:
A ROADMAP TO SUCCESS THURSDAY, 9 MARCH 2017
173S09
9.00AM - 1.15PM
$480
Understanding the practical intricacies of defending driving
offences can spare your client from hefty fines, loss of license
or time behind bars. This panel of the authoritative experts
will help to ensure you get the best possible outcome
for your clients, no matter how severe the charge.
»» Chair: Stephen Ey, Managing Partner, Mangan Ey & Associates
Preparing and Conducting Pleas
• What to pay particular attention to when taking instructions
• Understanding the different forms of driving offences and their
consequences
• Ensuring correct advice on penalty and disqualification range
• How to conduct an effective plea of guilty
• Advising on license conditions • Demerit points applications
• Running the plea: tips and common traps
»» Presented by Craig Fabbian, Barrister & Solicitor,
Fabbian Lawyers
Negotiating Pleas with the DPP
An insider’s guide to resolutions and obtaining the best results for
your clients.
»» Presented by John Wells, Senior Prosecutor, Office of the
Director of Public Prosecutions
Case Update on Major Traffic Offences
• Latest cases from SA and around the country
• Issues and developments in the legislation and the common law
»» Presented by Rachael Shaw, Partner, Shaw & Henderson
Defending PCA Matters: The Pharmacological Evidence
• Alcohol pharmacology
• Evidentiary breath analysis and blood analysis
• Breath alcohol concentration at time of driving
»» Presented by Professor Jason White, Head of School of
Pharmacy and Medical Sciences, University of South Australia
FAMILY LAW FORUM THURSDAY, 9 MARCH 2017
173S10
2.00PM - 5.15PM
$480
With fierce competition in the family law world it’s imperative
that know precisely how to efficiently and effectively run every
aspect of your matters. Hone your practice and procedure when
dealing with critical areas of family law so that you can flawlessly
handle notice of risk issues, navigate the more challenging
aspects of insolvency and how it affects proceedings, and
secure positive outcomes for your clients when dealing with
third party property matters.
»» Chair: David Jenkin, Partner, Howe Jenkin Family Lawyers
Notice of Risk that is Required to be Filed in the Federal
Circuit Court
• The interface between the Family Law and the state child
welfare law
• Children caught between the two systems
»» Presented by Denise M Rieniets, Denise Rieniets & Associates
Insolvency Practice and Family Law
• Analysis of the separate legal entities of companies,
partnerships, individuals, trusts and trustee indemnities
• Section 120 and Section 121 of the Bankruptcy Act; Binding
Financial Agreement vs Court Order
• Different forms of insolvency administration for companies and
individuals
• Claw backs and divisible and non-divisible property
»» Presented by Alan Scott, Principal and Maris Rudaks, Director,
BRI Ferrier
Third Party Property Matters
• When to join, and when not to join, a third party
• How to deal with an unwelcome third party
• Common scenarios including loans from parents and interests in
family companies and trusts, as well as arm’s length third parties
»» Presented by Julie Redman, Principal, Alderman Redman;
Accredited Family Law Specialist
Update on the Summary Procedure (Indictable Offences)
Amendment Bill 2016
Understand the implications of this Bill if ratified by Parliament and
what this will mean for you and your practice.
»» Presented by Robert Kane, Barrister, Mitchell Chambers
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Interactive Will Drafting Workshop
173S02
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Contract Law Essentials
173S03
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173S04C
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Workplace Law 2017
173S05
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Liquor Licensing in South Australia
173S06
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Personal Injury Roundup
173S07
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