The Asia Pacific Law Forum promises to provide RMAs with an opportunity to get expert insights on doing business in China from ‘leading scholars and top level authorities from China” and Australia.

According to its organisers, “The purpose of the Asian Pacific Law Forum is to encourage Australian and Asian investors to find solutions to interregional conflict of laws and to show investors how they can protect their Australian-Asian investment activities.”

This year's Forum will focus on business management and development for Asian and Chinese lawyers and investors in Australia and China. Importantly, the forum is expected to provide a networking opportunity with businesses, experts, and lawyers from China and Australia.

The Forum which is in its second year attracted some 200 participants last year and is expected to draw a similar number this year according to its organisers with some 30 sc188 visa holders and over a dozen representatives of Chinese companies expected to also attend.

Other delegates will include Chinese lawyers from the Sino-Global Lawyers Association (SGLA) which is a grouping of some of China’s major law firms, members of the Australian China Business Council, the China Chamber of Commerce in Australia, NAB representatives and Australian law firms such as Baker & Mackenzie, and Hall & Wilcox.

The forum will be held between 24 & 25 November 2014 at The Arena, Ground Floor, 700 Bourke Street, NAB Building, MELBOURNE.

For further information and registration please refer to this website:

https://aplf.com.au/