As the March 31 deadline to fulfil CPD requirements edges closer, we recently ran our annual Continuing Professional Development (CPD) legal studio events nation-wide. These two day events provide an opportunity for our clients to network, hear about the latest legal trends from industry experts and also earn important CPD points for compliance.
The 2019/2020 CPD year has now finished, anything viewed online after 31 March 2020 will be associated with the 2020/2021 CPD year.
IMPORTANT:
To claim a CPD point for viewing one of our online sessions, please register attendance via the link which appears at the completion of each video.
CATEGORY: PRACTICAL LEGAL ETHICS: 1 POINT
The use of AI comes with important legal, regulatory and ethical issues. We explore these issues and what these mean for AI users and developers; key legal and ethical issues; and, regulatory approach (Australia and overseas).
Recorded: 3 March 2020
CATEGORY: PROFESSIONAL SKILLS: 1 POINT
LinkedIn is the ultimate online tool to showcase your experience and expertise. By being part of important conversions and increasing your visibility online you can communicate what you have to offer and increase your professional impact.
Recorded: 3 March 2020
CATEGORY: PRACTICE MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS SKILLS: 1 POINT
Why 'mobility' and not 'transport'?, What's new in driverless mobility development?, On demand private and public transport services, AI and big data technology to support mobility, Micro mobility.
Recorded: 3 March 2020
CATEGORY: SUBSTANTIVE LAW: 1 POINT
A consolidated look at current trends in energy regulation and markets. We demystify the common themes, and provide our predictions on the next wave of reforms.
Recorded: 3 March 2020
CATEGORY: SUBSTANTIVE LAW: 1 POINT
We highlight the key competition and consumer law lessons for 2020, by examining the evolving role of the ACCC, recent and potential enforcement actions and the ACCC’s expanding regulatory reach
Recorded: 4 March 2020
CATEGORY: SUBSTANTIVE LAW: 1 POINT
We discuss trends in anti-money laundering compliance in Australia against a backdrop of increasing scrutiny, and summarise the latest proposed reforms to Australia's AML/CTF laws.
Recorded: 3 March 2020
CATEGORY: SUBSTANTIVE LAW: 1 POINT
Moving beyond CSR. We'll investigate ESG considerations as part of core strategic / corporate governance… isn't it just good governance?
Recorded: 4 March 2020
CATEGORY: SUBSTANTIVE LAW: 1 POINT
What privilege is, how it applies to the role of in-house counsel, common interest and joint privilege, and waiver of legal professional privilege.
Recorded: 4 March 2020
CATEGORY: SUBSTANTIVE LAW: 1 POINT
Employee underpayments have been a significant feature of 2019 and a focus for 2020 and beyond, with employers large and small around Australia grappling with underpayment issues.
Recorded: 4 March 2020
CATEGORY: SUBSTANTIVE LAW: 1 POINT
It is now a key compliance and good governance requirement for many organisations to responsibly report on modern slavery risks in their operations and supply chains.
Recorded: 4 March 2020
CATEGORY: SUBSTANTIVE LAW: 1 POINT
Practical guidance on the interaction between warranties, indemnities, limitation and exclusion of liability in commercial transactions.
Recorded: 4 March 2020
CATEGORY: PRACTICE MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS SKILLS: 1 POINT
We discuss the lessons learned in relation to financial services regulation, as we approach one year since the release of Hayne's Financial Services Royal Commission final report.
Recorded: 11 March 2020
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