Allens online learning
Online learning
Our webinars and online courses can provide you with the insights you need to help stay ahead of the complex issues businesses are tackling in a rapidly changing landscape, while helping to fulfil your CPD point requirements.
We invite our clients and contacts to register interest for our upcoming live webinars, or to select a topic below to access on-demand virtual learning. Learn more about CPD compliance and read our FAQs.
2024 CPD Intensive
Doing business in 2024: geopolitics and global economic forces
Presenters: Kate Axup, Marc Kemp and Dr Meghan O'Sullivan
Generative AI: Where to from here?
Presenters: Valeska Bloch and Dr Kobi Leins (GAICD)
Ethical decision making during a crisis
Presenters: Chrisopher Kerrigan and Carmel Mulhern
Contract Law update
Presenters: Malcolm Stephens, Jaime McKenzie, Jeremy Quan-Sing and Corin Morcom
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Harnessing technology to advance ESG objectives
Presenters: Jessica Mottau, Andrea Culligan, Philip Keogan and Petie Walker
June financial services regulation update
Presenters: Simon Sherwood, Stephanie Malon and Llon Riley
Strategic liquidity: the role of secondary sales in the Australian startup landscape
Presenters: Dominic Anderson, James Kanabar, Madeleine Hunt and Nick Brown
May financial services regulation update
Presenters: Valeska Bloch, Simun Soljo, Elyse Adams and Lisa Kozaris
Construction law year in review and year ahead
Presenters: Nick Rudge, Nikki O'Leary, Joseph O'Shea, Shirleen Kirk, Danica Goodbody, Jessica Orap, Craig Francis, Jake Elsworthy and Kate Wright
What should Australian organisations know about new proposed federal US privacy laws?
Presenters: Valeska Bloch, Lauren Holz and Kris Ekdahl
Class action risk returning to previous heights
Presenters: Belinda Thompson, Alex Tolliday, Jenny Campbell, Jaime McKenzie and Joshua Anderson
Renewables, grids and human rights: risk, obligations and best practice
Presenters: Karla Drinkwater, Dora Banyasz, Emily Turnbull and Darcy Doyle
The evolution of Liontown – from explorer to near term lithium producer
Presenters: Guy Alexander, Kate Axup, Bryn Hardcastle and Rod Aldus
December financial services regulation update
Presenters: Simun Soljo, Stephanie Malon and Kerensa Sneyd
November financial services regulation update
Presenters: Renee Boundy, Kerensa Sneyd, Steve Pemberton and Diccon Loxton
Human rights litigation: emerging trends and mitigation strategies in key jurisdictions
This webinar is recorded and presented by Linklaters
What is the future for natural gas in Australia?
Presenters: Louis Chiam, Anne Beresford, Alison Reeve and Nick Hume
October financial services regulation update
Presenters: Kerensa Sneyd and Julia Clemente
Mastering IP opportunities and risks in the age of AI
Presenters: Joel Barrett, Tracy Lu, Tommy Chen, Paul Joseph and Atif Wolfgang Bhatti
Psychosocial risk management and designing effective grievance mechanisms
Presenters: Samantha Betzien, Emily Turnbull and Dora Banyasz
Spotting and stopping scams – a conversation with Anna Bligh
Presenters: Valeska Bloch, Christopher Kerrigan and Anna Bligh
September financial services regulation update
Presenters: Kerensa Sneyd, Michelle Levy, Stephanie Malon and Alexandra McCaughan
2023 retail webinar: exploring trends and emerging legal risks
Presenters: Rosannah Healy, Tracy Lu and Jamie Griffin
Exploring the Fair Work Legislation Amendment (Closing Loopholes) Bill
Presenters: Simon Dewberry, Samantha Betzien, Sikeli Ratu, Chloe Wilton and Laura Miller
Allens and Fragomen webinar: Hot topics in employment and migration law
Presenters: Veronica Siow, Tarsha Gavin, Teresa Liu and Charles Johanes
Tax dispute series: diverted profits tax and PepsiCo
Presenters: Joseph Power, Duncan Travis, Anfeng He and Kristen Deards
Sea to grid: offshore wind's potential in Australia
Presenters: Melissa Keane, Jacqui Rowell, Ying Fu and Ravi Kaskana
Biodiversity and business: a deep dive into navigating nature
Presenters: Jillian Button, Rachel Lowry and Laura Waterford
Leveraging technology to accelerate decarbonisation
Presenters: Kate Axup, Dominic Anderson, Anna Skarbek and Darryl Kaufmann
An update on Australia's foreign investment approval (FIRB) regime
Presenters: Jeremy Low, Wendy Rae and Andrew Wong
Class action risk 2023
Presenters: Jenny Campbell, Alex Tolliday, Jaime McKenzie, Kate Austin, Tarsha Gavin, Joshua Anderson and Emily Turnbull.
Key trends in UK and Australian financial services regulation: in conversation with Linklaters
Presenters: Simun Soljo and Nik Kiri
Contract law update
Presenters: Malcolm Stephens and Jaime McKenzie
From a compliance mentality to thinking and acting ethically
Presenters: Andrew Pascoe, Rachel Nicolson and Jane McAloon
Transforming legal service delivery through technology
Presenters: Lisa Kozaris, Graeme Grovum, Robert Meade and Simone Fletcher
Navigating the big issues of 2023
Presenters: David Donnelly and Danielle Wood
Quality of Advice Review – Q&A
Presenters: Simun Soljo and Michelle Levy
Financial services regulatory update: secret commission offence provisions for SFTs; derivatives regulation and ASIC's Reportable Situations Regime
Presenters: Geoff Sanders, Yu Zhang, Alexandra McCaughan and Rebecca Sheehy
Tax disputes series: reaching successful tax settlements
Presenters: Martin Fry, Monisha Sequeira, Anfeng He and Christian Chan
Key impacts of the Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill
Presenters: Simon Dewberry, Veronica Siow, Sikeli Ratu, Samantha Betzien, Tarsha Gavin and Chloe Wilton
Net-zero by 2050: navigating Australia's evolving carbon market
Presenters: Louis Chiam, Jillian Button, David Parker and Raphael Wood
Financing the climate transition: ESG strategy and sustainable financing
Presenters: Edward Hart, Leanne Bloch-Jorgensen and Nicholas Adkins
Net-zero by 2050: big batteries are a critical part of the transition
Presenters: Kate Axup, Scott McCoy, Alex Wonhas and Daniel Burrows
CPD compliance and FAQs for Online Learning
CPD requirements in NSW and VIC
The CPD schemes in NSW and VIC are based on the principles of self-assessment. If the session is relevant to your practice needs or professional development then you can claim one unit for each hour of attendance subject to the cap on private study of audio/visual material. For further information visit the Law Society of NSW website or the Law Insititue of Victoria website.
CPD requirements in QLD
The CPD scheme in QLD is based on the principles of self-assessment. If the session is relevant to your professional development and practice of the law, then you can claim one unit for each hour of attendance including private study of audio/visual material recorded in the relevant CPD year. For further information visit the Queensland Law Society website.
CPD requirements in WA
Each recorded session specifies the maximum number of CPD points and competency. Viewing of the presentation, up to 12 months after the date of the presentation (listed), will attract CPD points. You can claim one point for each complete hour of attendance. For more information visit the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia website where you will find the CPD Facts Sheet here and CPD guidelines here.
It is a necessary part of Allens/ QA Provider accreditation that we record attendance at CPD sessions. Allens is required to submit the attendance records to the legal Practice Board of Western Australia for audit purposes. View Allens' privacy statement.
When you've watched a webinar for 60 minutes, a personalised certificate is available for download on the webinar screen. Alternatively you can contact our events team for assistance.
Our webinars cover a range of topics and it's noted where these can contribute to CPD points. Please note that it is up to the individual to ensure they plan their CPD topics according to the regulations in their state. You can find out more about CPD requirements in your location above.
Allens online learning modules are only available to clients and contacts of Allens. Should you have any questions please contact us.