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P R O G R A M
25 October 2001
Day One - Non Technical Day
9.00 am Opening and Welcome
The Hon Justice J Phillips, Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Victoria.
9.15 am What is XML
Presenter: Winchel ‘Todd’ Vincent III
9.30 am Why non technical staff should concern themselves with XML
Presenter: Stephen Foley, LiveNote
10.00 am A Day in the Life of Tomorrow’s Lawyer (example)
Some Practical examples of the ways in which XML
will change the business of law – what’s happening now,
what’s likely to happen soon, and what this means for
strategic planning in the legal industry
Presenter: Jamie Wodetzki, CEO, SpeedLegal
11.00 am Morning Tea
11.30 am Example of how XML could be used with Transcript
Presenter: Stephen Foley, LiveNote
12.00 am Electronic Court Filing Policy
a. Electronic Records and Signatures
b. Digital Signatures and Public Key Infrastructure
c. Civil Procedure and Court Rules
d. Reengineering Workflow
e. Privacy
f. Other Issues
See: Georgia Interoperability Pilot
Lessons Learned (obsolete link)
Presenter: Winchel ‘Todd’ Vincent III
1.00 pm Lunch
2.00 pm Overview of e-filing in Australia
Presenter: Sandra Potter, Consultant
2.20 pm Practical use of XML in e-filing
Presenter: Giles Nunis, Coram Solutions
3.00 pm Afternoon Tea
3.20 pm How Melbourne is contributing to the Contracts standards effort
Presenter: Bill Hall, Tenix, Melbourne
4.00 pm The future impact of XML: the CJEP experience in Victoria
Presenter: Peter Stephenson, CJEP
4.40pm What future impact XML will have on the Australian Legal Industry
Discussion Panel: Michelle Mahony, Mallesons
5.30 pm Close
7.00 pm Conference Dinner VCSL Annual Dinner (following page for details).
DAY TWO
Day Two -Technical Day
Friday 26 October 2001
9.00 am Understanding XML (obsolete link)
· XML Standards Organizations and Resources
· XML Family of Standards and Tools
· XML Vocabulary
Presenter: Tim Arnold Moore, RMIT
10.00 am In-Depth Presentation on W3C XML 1.0 Specification
Presenter: Winchel ‘Todd’ Vincent III
11.00 am Morning Tea
11.30 am DTD and XML Schemas
Presenter: Dr Paul Martin, LiveNote
12.15 pm Microsoft XML Parser
· The Dom Object Model
· Examples of Applications that export XML data
Presenter: Richard Antill, Ringtail
1.00 pm Lunch
2.00 pm Building Client Facing Systems using XML and Web Standards
Although most firms have
their own Standard Operating Environment, their
clients will be
using something else. Principles as well as tested techniques are
presented
for offering services to disparate clients, over the Web.
Presenter: Jason Harrop, SpeedLegal
3.00
pm Judgements and XML –
the WA experience (examples)
Presenter: Greg Kirk, CSC
3.30 pm Afternoon Tea
4.00 pm XSL examples of simple code
Presenter: Richard Antill, Ringtail
4.30 pm Open forum discussion panel to discuss any of the topics covered in the Day Two sessions.
Discussion Panel: Winchel ‘Todd’ Vincent, III
5.30 pm Close.