EVENT: Watch out! Tips & Traps for Obtaining, Using & Protecting Surveillance

Description

Since the introduction of the Personal Injuries Proceedings Act 2002 there has been much uncertainty with respect to how the disclosure provisions within that Act affect surveillance footage and reports.  Despite this, there has been minimal judicial consideration or guidance on the issue. Jessica and Rod will cover the vexed question of surveillance in insurance litigation - when is it useful?  They will consider and discuss issues including:

• Disclosure implications once surveillance has been obtained;
• Making application to relieve a party from the obligation to disclose surveillance;
• How to avoid alerting the other party to surveillance;
• How to make the most of surveillance at trial;
• How to use social media when investigating allegations; and
• Implications for new technology.

Time

7:00am Regsitration

7:30am Introduction & Presentation

8:45/9:00am Event concludes

Cost

Members $30.00*

Non-members $45.00*

Clients and Industry guests of AILA members $20.00* (to book this ticket online, please use the "student" ticket category)

*Breakfast is included in the regsitration fee

PDF Regsitration Form/Event Flyer

To downlaod a copy of the event flyer/regsitration form CLICK HERE

This event will be presented by:

Jessica McClymont, Barrister-at-Law

Rod Trevor, Director of Surveillance Central