CPD Training

Join us for an overview and update regarding third party rights to contracts in Scotland, with a particular focus on construction law and related case law.

Join us for an hour-long webinar regarding the contemporary issues facing planning law in both Scotland and England.

Join us to explore the contemporary challenges facing conveyancers in Scotland and discuss the latest developments in conveyancing law.

Watch our speakers explore the latest developments in Environmental Law, including: the Scottish deposit return scheme, the ban on biodegradable municipal waste being landfilled and changes regarding incineration. Understand how the changes may affect you and/or your clients and how to prepare for them

Watch our speakers for the commercial property sector continues to recover from the turbulence of the past two years.

watch our speakers for comprehensive updates on Construction law and practice.

In this session we clarify exactly what the interpreter’s role is, examine best practice in working with them, and discuss some of the ethical and professional issues involved.

Watch our speakers for the latest developments and case law updates in relation to the Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT) and the Additional Dwelling Supplement (ADS).

Watch our speakers delve into the most pressing issues in conveyancing practice in 2024.

Watch our speakers provide you with an in-depth discussion on a variety of topics within construction law, examining why clients are choosing arbitration for cross border construction disputes, how to best to accommodate NEC contract amendments and learn about the 2022 Building Safety Act.

Online CPD covering: Agriculture and estates | Commercial property | Construction | Contract - property disputes | Environment | Landlord - tenant | Planning and property litigation

Watch our speakers to have an overview of recent case law affecting the sector alongside an update from the Scottish Law Commission on the progress of their reform project on Tenement Law, ahead of the publication of their Discussion Paper on the topic.