Practical Guidance Dispute Resolution

Guide your clients through as they deal with matters in the Australian federal & state courts and tribunals.

Practical Guidance Dispute Resolution

Practical Guidance Dispute Resolution provides best practice on litigation processes, covering civil procedure in Australian federal and state courts & tribunals.

Supported by on-point cases, legislation, checklists, precedents and trusted LexisNexis deep research materials, this module enables practitioners to focus on the strategic aspects of any litigious matter.

Written by leading experts in private practice and the Bar across Australia, Practical Guidance Dispute Resolution is the definitive workflow resource for litigation practitioners.

Key Features

Task-Oriented Legal Guidance

Access practical dispute resolution guidance with case examples, legislation, checklists, precedents, and LexisNexis resources for in-depth insights.

Latest Legal Updates by Practice Area

Stay informed on legal developments in your practice area with regular updates on key changes and emerging trends.

Dispute Resolution Glossary

Quickly understand essential dispute resolution terminology with our glossary, ideal for clarifying complex terms.

Simple Interest Calculator

Calculate simple interest on judgment debts for the Federal Court and courts in NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, WA, and the ACT.

Topics Covered

Fundamentals of dispute resolution
Costs and pre-action
Class actions
Technology in dispute resolution
Civil penalty proceedings
Cth — Federal Court
Cth — Federal Circuit and Family Court (Division 2)
NSW — Supreme Court
NSW — District Court
NSW — Local Court

NSW — Civil and Administrative Tribunal
Qld — Supreme Court
Qld — District Court
Qld — Magistrates Court
Qld — Civil and Administrative Tribunal
Vic — Supreme Court
Vic — County Court
Vic — Magistrates' Court
Vic — Civil and Administrative Tribunal
WA — Supreme Court

WA — Magistrates Court
WA — State Administrative Tribunal
SA — Supreme Court
SA - District Court
ACT — Supreme Court
ACT – Magistrates Court
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