Join us for an in-depth exploration of insights from Australia’s most recent large-scale survey into how people understand, experience and engage with law, with practical implications for legal services and policy makers in NSW.

How can addressing legal capability – people's skills, confidence and attitude towards law – positively transform access to justice in NSW?

The seminar unpacks key findings from the latest two volumes of the Victoria Law Foundation’s groundbreaking Public Understanding of Law Survey (PULS) to show how legal capability is key to improving access to justice outcomes for communities across NSW, including examples from current good practice models.

Hear from the PULS research leads:

Professor Nigel J. Balmer, Research Director, Victorian Legal Services Board

Dr Hugh M. McDonald, Research Director, Victoria Law Foundation

Whether you work in the legal assistance sector, the courts, pro bono legal services, private practice, the community services sector or social policy, don’t miss this opportunity to discover how legal capability can inform your work to improve justice outcomes for people experiencing legal problems.

Event details

Date: Friday 8 November

Time: 9:30am - 10:00am registration and complimentary morning tea
10:00am - 11:30am Legal Capability Matters: New PULS insights to improve access to justice

Location: Suncorp Building, Ground Floor Auditorium
10 Shelley Street, Sydney

RSVP by Thursday 31 October

Getting there
The closest train station is Wynyard, a short four-minute walk from the building.
The closest secure car park is with Wilson Parking on Sussex Street or Shelley Street.

Please note that a photographer will be present at this event Photos may be used in communications and marketing materials. Please advise the photographer on the day if you do not wish to have your photo taken.

This seminar is sponsored by HLB Mann Judd and is delivered in partnership by the Law and Justice Foundation of NSW, Victoria Law Foundation and the Victorian Legal Services Board.