By in Training Events, Litigation & Personal Injury training | 20th March 2020
Wednesday 15th July 2020
10.00 am - 11.00 am
Speaker: Andrew McLoughlin
SRA Competence B
Privilege has undergone a radical review in recent times and this one-hour webinar seeks to penetrate the myths and applicability surrounding what is a particularly complex area of law and practice.
Where does privilege begin and where does it end?
The answer is to be found by looking at the most recent Court of Appeal decisions which then produced a series of High Court cases to provide a greater understanding of what to do what not to do when entering into correspondence with your client and/or third parties.
A set of detailed notes accompanies the presentation.
Speaker: Andrew McLoughlin is a practising solicitor and has been since 1983. He provides training on a nationwide basis to solicitors in private practice, and various government bodies and departments in areas of commercial, personal injury and clinical negligence litigation. He regularly sits as a recorder in the County Court, presiding over both fast-track multitrack trials and regularly attends Judicial College training with regard to the impact and implementation of the Civil Procedure Rules. He has also acquired and uses higher rights of audience in his capacity as an advocate as well as being a Trainer assessor and lead facilitator for a number of advocacy training organisations. He was appointed last year as a Court Examiner by the Lord Chancellor.
FEES
DASLS Members/Affiliates/Associates: £40.00 + VAT (£48.00)
Non-members: £50.00 + VAT (£60.00)
We will provide a VAT invoice for payment. (BACS payment preferred)
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By in Training Events, Litigation & Personal Injury training | 15th March 2020
Wednesday 15th July 2020
11.30 am - 12.30 pm
Speaker: Andrew McLoughlin
SRA Competence B
Proportionality – what does it mean? The webinar looks at how the Court of Appeal and the High Court have interpreted this vexed question in the last nine months.
How will you be able to recover optimum costs from your opponent? Additionally, the webinar explores the most recent case law surrounding disgruntled clients seeking delivery up of solicitor’s files with a view to challenging legal bills. This has become an increasingly reported area and there will be some tips as to how to navigate this particular issue.
A set of detailed notes accompanies the presentation.
Speaker: Andrew McLoughlin is a practising solicitor and has been since 1983. He provides training on a nationwide basis to solicitors in private practice, and various government bodies and departments in areas of commercial, personal injury and clinical negligence litigation. He regularly sits as a recorder in the County Court, presiding over both fast-track multitrack trials and regularly attends Judicial College training with regard to the impact and implementation of the Civil Procedure Rules. He has also acquired and uses higher rights of audience in his capacity as an advocate as well as being a Trainer assessor and lead facilitator for a number of advocacy training organisations. He was appointed last year as a Court Examiner by the Lord Chancellor.
FEES
DASLS Members/Affiliates/Associates: £40.00 + VAT (£48.00)
Non-members: £50.00 + VAT (£60.00)
We will provide a VAT invoice for payment. (BACS payment preferred)
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this webinar and get the cheapest FREE!...
By in Training Events, Commercial Property training | 10th March 2020
Thursday 16th July 2020
10.00 am - 11.00 am
Speaker: Ian Quayle
SRA Competence B
The webinar will highlight 15 key points for good practice covering issues relating to -
• Drafting commercial leases and advsiing clients • Lockdown Issues and the Moratorium • User Covenants • Break and Get Out Clauses • Rent deferral, postponement or reduction• Shared Workspace • Lease Regearing • Dealing with lease renewal
Speaker: After many years in private practice Ian Quayle has spent the last 13 years delivering training courses in connection with property law for a number of the leading training providers to the legal profession. Ian has spoken at a number of conferences dealing with negligence in conveyancing transactions and has designed and delivered a number of courses on this subject. In addition he has undertaken consultancy work for a number of law firms and organisations looking at conveyancing systems, claims and complaints. His relaxed, informative, and engaging style, combined with extensive legal and practical knowledge ensures his courses are always well attended.
FEES
DASLS Members/Affiliates/Associates: £40.00 + VAT (£48.00)
Non-members: £50.00 + VAT (£60.00)
We will provide a VAT invoice for payment. (BACS payment preferred)
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By in Training Events, Agriculture training | 05th March 2020
Tuesday 21st July 2020
10.00 am - 11.00 am
Speaker: Nerys llewelyn Jones
SRA Competence B
Problem Solving in Succession Planning• How to pass on assets to a successor?• What are the options for non-farming children?• What if there is no successor?
Farming Partnerships• Written Partnership Agreements.• How to avoid and deal with disputes?• Partnership Accounts.
Speaker: Dr Nerys Llewelyn Jones is Managing Partner of Agricultural Advisor in Carmarthenshire, which she founded in 2011 to provide specialist legal and advocacy services to farmers, landowners and people living in rural areas. She has first-hand knowledge of the farming industry and a PhD in Sustainable Agriculture and its Implementation at an International, European and regional level. She is an accredited mediator and a fellow of the Agricultural Law Association. Nerys is a Commissioner serving on the Commission on Justice in Wales.
FEES
DASLS Members/Affiliates/Associates: £40.00 + VAT (£48.00)
Non-members: £50.00 + VAT (£60.00)
We will provide a VAT invoice for payment. (BACS payment preferred)
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By in Training Events, Management training | 03rd March 2020
Wednesday 22nd July 2020
10.00 am - 11.00 am & 11.15 am - 12.15 pm
Speaker: Phil Sampson
SRA Competence D
Part One - Optimising the home working environmentThis is designed to enable home workers to create a working environment and philosophy that enables them to be as efficient as possible when working from their home. It includes a forty-minute talk followed by 15-minute breakout before a summary session, all delivered virtually.
The first module will focus on ‘Working Virtually’ which will examine the requirement around an individual when home working. It includes environment, routines, processes for working with the distractions that home brings. On completion each participant will have the ability and awareness to design and adopt a clear set of routines and processes to optimise their home environment. It will also explore the requirements for effective virtual communication. It looks at how to communicate upwards and to peers in order not to lose the benefits that proximity affords in normal office communications
Part Two - The well and hard learned lessons from Covid-19 that are worth preserving in the ‘new normal’
The second part of this session involves an exploration of what has worked well and what has not worked in terms of office and homework practises during lockdown. It will look at what lessons need to be taken forward in the new normal as work returns throughout the UK. This session will include a 20-minute break out for attendees to consider what to stop, start and continue and which of these to accelerate as we come out of crisis into the brave new world.These two sessions are limited to 95 in terms of attendees and will involve breakouts for discussion and sharing of experiences. The whole session will last two hours although individuals will be able to join or leave halfway through if so desired. Key to this is notice as breakout rooms will need to be pre-planned. The whole session will last 2 hours.
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