Jessica Motley

Legal Reseacher
Law Society of Scotland

Jessica obtained her LLB from the University of Edinburgh in 2023 and an MA in Human Rights from UCL in 2024, through which she developed a passion for research. She joined the Law Society of Scotland in September 2024, where she helps research and produce CPD programmes on a vast range of legal topics.

CPD & Training with Jessica Motley:

Trust and Succession (Scotland) Act 2024 Update Webinar

CPD
Live online
28th November 2024 12:00 - 13:00 CPD & training events|Advice the elderly & powers of attorney, Children, Family and divorce, Family and relationships, Wills, executries and trusts
Join us for an hour-long lunch and learn webinar focused on the Trust and Succession (Scotland) Act 2024.

Cohabitees' Occupancy Rights in Light of McBride v McInnes

CPD
Live online
29th January 2025 12:00 - 13:00
Join us for an hour-long lunch and learn session providing an update on the legal rights of cohabitees and their matrimonial property.

Planning Law Webinar: Cross-Border Considerations for all Solicitors

CPD
Live online
26th February 2025 12:00 - 13:00 CPD & training events|Houses, property and neighbours, Commercial property, Agriculture, crofting and fishing, Construction, Contract & property disputes, Environment, Landlord & tenant, Property litigation
Join us for an hour-long webinar regarding the contemporary issues facing planning law in both Scotland and England.

Divorce and Dissolution: Managing Pensions in the Current Financial Market

CPD
Live online
5th February 2025 12:00 - 13:00 Live webinars
Join us for an hour-long webinar on the management of pensions in cases of divorce and dissolution given the current financial landscape.

Contractual Rights of Third Parties in Scottish Construction Law

CPD
Live online
28th January 2025 12:00 - 13:00 CPD & training events|Competition, Civil court work, Commercial litigation, Mergers and acquisitions, Property litigation, Construction
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.