
Below is a list of Events that we think you should know about whether you are an experienced practitioner or a young practitioner looking to "up your game" or simply wanting to learn from others in the field and learn about new developments.
They include conferences, webinars or podcasts on any of the following topics:
The events are organised by third-party organisers and which we have either spotted ourselves as being relevant or have been informed about. They are arranged chronologically. Please feel free to let us know if you are organising anything. Currently, we only list UK online and in-person events and selected non-UK events held online.
Organised by the American Bar Association, this event will be useful for lawyer audiences elsewhere too.
Join this conversation and hear from the leaders of the ABA Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources (SEER); Environmental Law Institute (ELI); and The Foundation for Natural Resources and Energy Law (FNREL). The group will tackle topics including, but not limited to: what it’s like leading an environmental legal organization in the current climate; how professionals and these organizations can collaborate for the benefit of the profession; and best practices for engaging young lawyers and law students during this time of great interest, but also tremendous transition.
Start 2026 with a 2-hour career development workshop co-hosted by Laetitia Antonowicz, Certified and Accredited Professional Coach & Intl Development Consultant, and Vicki Prais, Human Rights Consultant & Career Coach
This online workshop aims to help you take stock of your professional journey so far, identify your strengths and professional priorities, and outline the next steps for you and how to get there. (Paid event)
This session marks the launch of the Legal Sustainability Alliance's new guide to sustainable procurement. Addressing one of the most significant sources of emissions and responsible business risks for law firms — the supply chain — the guide provides a clear, practical resource for firms seeking to integrate sustainability into procurement decisions and supplier management. The resource offers practical, flexible guidance that firms can apply immediately. It is structured around the key stages of the procurement lifecycle, with tailored actions for beginner, intermediate, and advanced programmes across tendering, contracting, and data collection.
Embedding ESG into procurement helps firms manage risk, meet stakeholder expectations, reduce Scope 3 emissions, stimulate innovation, support diverse and ethical suppliers, and create measurable value for clients and communities.

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