CPD Training

Focused on the basics, this two-hour webinar will get into the minutiae of what AI is, how to distinguish between different types of AI based on functionality, and the legal frameworks that currently exist to govern its use and application.

Across six webinars, we will delve into the complex world of AI, providing you with the knowledge and tools needed to harness its potential effectively.

This course is designed to introduce you to the key principles of project planning and management and how these can be applied within the legal context.

Join us for an hour-long webinar reflecting on Freedom of Information laws (FOI) in Scotland for the past 20 years and examining what updates should be considered to maintain its relevance for the next 20.

Join us for the first of two one-hour webinars dedicated to equipping you with the necessary tools to mitigate risk when using AI.

Join us in April to discuss the impact that climate litigation is having on the oil and gas sector.

This webinar will comprise of three presentations by experts in the field of intellectual property law, covering the current state of intellectual property law in Scotland and areas for reform.

Join our certification course to gain comprehensive updates and practical knowledge of trauma-informed practice. This course will elevate your client care skills within many practice areas including family law, criminal law, child law and personal injury.

This introductory finance course is designed for those who are new to finance and would like to learn more about the basics.

Join our speakers as we provide an overview of the new Digital Markets, Competition & Consumers (DMCC) Act 2024 along with the unfair practices it aims to regulate.

The second of our webinars dedicated to the interplay between AI and risk management, this webinar considers the importance of data protection and client confidentiality when using AI programs.

Following on from the success of last year’s conference, we are proud to offer our In-House Annual Conference 2025 to members for free. This conference will be held over two mornings on 31 April and 1 May 2025. Join us to discuss key challenges and opportunities facing in-house lawyers. The agenda will feature a variety of plenary sessions and group discussions, allowing you the opportunity to discuss and learn from other in-house practitioners.

This course provides practical tools to manage vulnerability with care, ensuring that you can support your clients with empathy, while also maintaining your own resilience in the face of emotionally demanding situations.

Our NQ programme is designed to support new lawyers as they develop the essential skills they will need throughout their career.

This webinar will discuss recent legal changes to agriculture and environmental law and highlight potential changes to watch for in crofting and land reform.

Join us in May for a webinar that focus on recent developments in charity law which affect the entire sector.

Commercial contract law is continuously evolving, often making it challenging to stay up to date on all changes and developments. Join our conference where our expert speakers will bring you up to speed with all recent developments from the past year and equip you with the necessary skills to provide the best service for your clients.

Join us for a highly practical session aimed at teaching you how to most effectively cue AI for your benefit.

This online workshop addresses some of the challenges facing the legal sector when writing and responding to letters, reports, and e-mails. Employing some of the principles discussed, on this workshop, participants will learn how to shorten their writing, communicate effectively, and reduce time for all parties involved.

Ahead of the first-year anniversary of the UNCRC (Incorporation) (Scotland) Act 2024, we will meet to discuss the UNCRC and examine the impact that it is likely to have on the treatment of children in family law and criminal law matters in Scotland.

This course is designed for all solicitors interested in developing a child-centred practice, no matter their legal practice area, and is suitable for all levels of expertise.

Join our webinar dedicated to updating your knowledge of domestic abuse in Scotland.

The 20th of January saw the remaining provisions of The Bankruptcy and Diligence (Scotland) Act 2024 come into force. In this hour-long webinar we will provide an in-depth overview of these new provisions and what they mean for you and your clients.

Join us this May for our annual Wills, Trusts and Executries Conference.