Discover our Get to the points CPD series, flexible, expert led sessions, designed to help you secure your remaining CPD points before the deadline. Explore the full schedule now.
Get to the points CPD Series – Now open for registrations.
We’re pleased to announce the return of our Get to the points CPD series. Created specifically for inhouse counsel, this series offers a flexible and tailored way to meet your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements ahead of the upcoming 31 March 2026 deadline.
With a growing selection of live webinars and on demand content, there has never been a better time to secure your remaining CPD points.
Why join the series?
- Earn CPD points efficiently: Explore a range of practical, relevant sessions delivered by leading industry experts.
- Choose how you learn: Select from live webinars or access our expanding on demand video library at a time that suits you.
- Tailored to your needs: Select the sessions that best match your schedule, areas of interest and professional goals.
- Accessible anywhere: View content from any location, on your preferred device and at your own pace.
Your CPD, made simple.
We’re here to support your professional development with content that is relevant, accessible and easy to integrate into a busy workday.
Secure your remaining CPD points and stay on track for the upcoming 31 March 2026 deadline by registering today.
Topics
From shadows to safeguards: Tracing the journey of privacy law
Tuesday 10 February | 11am - 12pm AEDT
CPD area: Substantive Law
Presented as part of our Insurance seminar series 2026.
In this webinar, Katherine Jones and Jessica Yazbek will examine the evolution of privacy law in Australia, recent legislative changes, the reforms scheduled to take effect throughout 2026 and the developments expected in the years ahead.
Katherine Jones
Partner | NSW
Jessica Yazbek
Solicitor | NSW
Ending proceedings early: An exploration of the tools available
Wednesday 11 February | 1pm - 2pm AEDT
CPD area: Professional Skills
In today's economic landscape, litigation appears to be more heavily contested and takes longer to resolve, frustrating resolution and increasing costs. Hear from experienced Dispute & Investigations Partner, David Grant, as he discusses how you can effectively expedite litigation by leveraging some powerful tools. These strategies can assist in bringing litigious matters to a conclusion prior to and in some cases well before, a trial.
David Grant
Partner | VIC
The art of negotiation
Tuesday 17 February | 11am - 12pm AEDT
CPD area: Professional Skills
Presented as part of our Insurance seminar series 2026.
Do you think the ability to negotiate effectively is innate, or can it be taught or learned? Jane O'Neill will provide you with strategies for claiming and creating value in negotiations and will share practical insights on preparing for negotiations and handy tips and tricks to help yield success.
Jane O'Neill
Partner | NSW
Conduct Rules and in-house counsel
Tuesday 17 February | 1pm - 2pm AEDT
CPD area: Ethics and Professional Responsibility
The Conduct Rules apply to all solicitors. Find out about cases involving in-house counsel and lessons in areas of competence, conflicts, client communication and courtesy
David Miller
Partner | NSW
An update on unfair contract terms and Australian contract law
Tuesday 24 February | 1pm - 2pm AEDT
CPD area: Substantive Law
This session provides a concise update on the strengthened Unfair Contract Terms regime under the Australian Consumer Law including recent judgments.
This session will highlight the key trends, emerging risks and practical considerations for navigating the Unfair Contracts regime.
Morgan Lane
Partner | VIC
Jon Meadmore
Partner | QLD