Events To Attend

Events to Attend

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:

Environmental, Social and Governance
Sustainability
Business Human Rights
Climate Law / Climate Justice

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.

Climate Change and the Rule of Law, 6 Nov 26

An in-person event organised by Centre for Climate Engagement and UKELA.

In this session of the Cambridge Seminar Series on Law and the Climate Crisis, Chief Justice Brian Preston (Land and Environment Court, New South Wales), Mr Justice Richard Humphreys (Planning and Environment Court, Ireland), Mr Justice Tim Mould (Planning Court, England and Wales), Sir Keith Lindblom (Court of Appeal, England and Wales; UKELA), and Nina Pindham (Cornerstone Barristers; UKELA) will talk about Climate Change and the Rule of Law.

UKELA Careers Evening, 9 Nov 26

An in-person careers event in London organised by UKELA which is ideal for anyone training or already working in environmental law. Hosted by Dentons LLP. Please create an UKELA account to register.

Adaptive Legal Practice: Leading and Advising in Volatile Times, 11 Nov 26

Paid event organised by Legal Charter 1.5. Discover practical ways to navigate uncertainty, adapt legal practice and create greater value for clients in a changing world. The event will explore the principles underpinning Adaptive Legal Practice and the practical benefits they offer to lawyers, clients and organisations. Drawing on real-world challenges and case studies, we will examine how volatility, uncertainty and accelerating change are reshaping the context in which legal advice is given and decisions are made.

In-person, London.

Storytelling as Legal Method, 25 Nov 26

In collaboration with the International Law & Affairs Centre at City Law School, The Human Rights Lawyers Association and Legal Voices for the Future, present an interactive workshop on climate litigation.

How does storytelling shape the way legal teams understand, develop and argue a case?

Climate litigation requires legal teams to process complex scientific evidence, lived experience, future harms and legal doctrine into coherent arguments capable of being understood and tested, often through many levels of courts, across jurisdictions and over many years. It is therefore an especially rich area in which to explore storytelling, not simply as a means of persuasion or public engagement, but as an essential element of legal practice itself.

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Events to Attend

Climate Change and the Rule of Law, 6 Nov 26

UKELA Careers Evening, 9 Nov 26

Adaptive Legal Practice: Leading and Advising in Volatile Times, 11 Nov 26

Storytelling as Legal Method, 25 Nov 26

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Professional Support that Enables IMPACT

Events to Attend

Climate Change and the Rule of Law, 6 Nov 26

UKELA Careers Evening, 9 Nov 26

Adaptive Legal Practice: Leading and Advising in Volatile Times, 11 Nov 26

Storytelling as Legal Method, 25 Nov 26

Support MY Work

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