HUBL EOFY BUNDLE

Get 10 recordings from HUBL's speaker and conversation event series at a one-time EOFY price. The bundle covers business development, leadership, career strategy, and legal practice - relevant whether you're a junior lawyer building your profile or a senior practitioner running a team.

What's included:

How to Attract and Keep Employees - Maddie Jones Practical strategies for hiring and retaining talent in a competitive legal market.

How Clients Find Lawyers in the Age of AI - Jenny Godfrey

How AI is changing the way clients search for and select legal representation, and what that means for your practice.

10 Networking Hacks Every Lawyer Who Wants to Grow Their Practice Needs to Know - Karen Gately

Concrete, actionable networking techniques tailored to lawyers in growth mode.

Emotional Intelligence and Great Leadership - Karen Gately

How emotional intelligence shapes leadership decisions and team performance in legal workplaces.

What Makes a Great Lawyer - Panel conversation

A candid panel discussion on the qualities, habits, and mindset that distinguish good lawyers from great ones.

Standing Out in the 2026 Legal Crowd: The Power of Brand and Personal Differentiation for Modern Lawyers - Christopher Melotti

How to build a distinct personal brand and stand out in an increasingly crowded legal market.

Recent Developments in Estoppel: What Lawyers Need to Know - Nick Kabilafkas

A focused technical update on estoppel doctrine and recent case developments practitioners need to be across.

The Secrets & Unsaid Factors That Determine Whether You Make Partner as a Female Lawyer - Conversation event

An honest conversation about the unspoken dynamics that influence partnership pathways for women in law.

Lawyer to Board: What It Really Takes - Conversation event

What it takes to move from legal practice into a board role - the skills, the gaps, and the strategy.

Building the Bridge: Setting Up the Solicitor-Barrister Relationship -

Conversation event How to build an effective working relationship between solicitors and barristers from the outset.