In this 2 hour seminar we will look to develop delegates awareness of how to identify opportunities, bring in new business and assess their own personal impact.

A comprehensive session on land registration in a post-2012 Act era with emphasis on how solicitors can minimise pitfalls, risk and liability.

This seminar will look at failure to comply with court orders for contact or residence, as well as the often acrimonious relocation of children.

This 2 hour session will help delegates identify different character types, understand trigger points that can lead to conflict and explore an array of tools to deal with potential issues when they arise.

This seminar will demystify dilapidation disputes, giving a legal overview of the subject area, including ancillary claims, exploring the key issues and how they are best resolved.

For most people, buying a home is the most important transaction they will undertake in their lives. When something goes wrong, it is important to know the various options open to clients.

Lorna Christine speaks on the pitfalls and possibilities of protecting the family home, including inheritance tax, the technicalities of gifting homes, and care home planning.

This session provides a practical guide to navigating corporate self-reporting scenarios, covering the Scottish scheme, key stages in the process, and how to advise clients effectively under pressure.

This course will provide a synopsis of the range of obligations now faced and practical guidance on how to ensure you and your firm comply with the rules, while achieving the highest possible levels of client care.

This session will help you understand how CRS, FATCA, TRS and AEOI operate in practice and how to ensure clients remain compliant in an increasingly complex area.

This session provides a practical guide to navigating corporate self-reporting scenarios, covering the Scottish scheme, key stages in the process, and how to advise clients effectively under pressure.

This session focuses on how real burden problems arise and how to deal with them in practice, helping you advise clients with confidence and avoid pitfalls.

A 4 hr course designed to satisfy LSS Peat 2 requirements, exploring the importance of ethical behaviour, the core values of professional practice, and illustrating the creation and enforcement of ethical issues.

This session provides a clear and practical overview of the April 2027 pension changes and how solicitors can prepare clients for their inheritance tax impact.

This session explores how greenwashing risks arise and how solicitors can advise clients safely in an evolving regulatory landscape.

This session looks at how servitude issues arise in practice and how to deal with them effectively when advising clients.

This session looks at donor conception, surrogacy and legal parenthood in practice, helping solicitors identify risks early and advise clients with confidence.

This session looks at how fraud risk develops in practice and what solicitors can do to help clients reduce exposure and avoid more serious consequences.

This webinar is a chance to step back and consider the key parts of an executry. The session will be useful for those new to this work as well as more experienced practitioners.

This session looks at how repair, dilapidations and insurance issues arise in commercial leases and what can go wrong as a lease comes to an end.

This session looks at what the court finds persuasive, where family cases can fall down, and how to approach evidence effectively.

This half day session is designed for solicitors looking to develop their managerial and business skills and gain a wider understanding of the business of law.

This seminar will focus on how the solicitor can best protect himself or herself against the perennial grievances of clients.

Money laundering is an ever present threat. As such, AML compliance must remain a priority area for all solicitors.