Difficult conversations with clients and colleagues
We all have them - clients with challenging expectations and behaviours, colleagues whose behaviour leaves you a little rattled. But how do we have good tough conversations when we need to? In this free one-hour webinar, "How to Have Difficult Conversations with Clients and Colleagues: What Does the Gospel Change in a Conflict that Legal Skill Alone Cannot?", we'll explore practical, biblical principles for navigating challenging conversations in professional settings.
In this FREE interactive session, we'll take a range of scenarios involving clients and colleagues and workshop together how to approach them well, so that the issues are being addressed and the relationships are being preserved at the same time.
Applying biblical peacemaking principles, we'll see how having a gospel-shaped approach can transform the way we see these conversations - turning them from disasters into opportunities to grow!
This webinar has a suggested claimable CPD value of 0.5 hours.
LIVE JOINING SITES
The following sites are available for anyone who would like to bring their own lunch and watch the webinar together at a shared location. Please note places are limited. If you are planning on joining face to face you will need to RSVP separately via https://luma.com/toughconversations
Site 1 - Melbourne
Organisation: CK Legal
Address: Level 9, 91 William Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
Website: https://ck.legal/
Site Host: Mary Shamaly, founder of Grace + Justice
Site 2 - Brisbane
Organisation: Neumann and Turnour Lawyers
Address: Level 2, 345 Ann Street, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Website: https://www.ntlawyers.com.au
Site Host: Andre Gronum, Solicitor, Neumann & Turnour Lawyers and Secretary, Christian Lawyers Society (QLD)
Site 3 - Sydney
Organisation: Toomey Pegg Lawyers
Address: Level 8, 50 Carrington Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Website: https://www.toomeypegg.com.au
Site Host: Fred Chilton, Special Counsel, Toomey Pegg Lawyers
Site 4 - Canberra
Organisation: Human Rights Law Alliance
Address: 8 Thesiger Court, Deakin, ACT, 2600
Website: https://www.hrla.org.au
Site Host: John Steenhof, Principal Lawyer, Human Rights Law Alliance
