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| 17th February 2026 |
Training Events
STUDIO BASED MEDIA SKILLS TRAINING
Are you ready?• Your Client asks you to give a televised statement to the Press.• You are to be interviewed by the local radio station about a data leak in your firm.
This training will give you the skills and experience to confidently deal with the pace and pressure of media situations.
Led by David ‘Fitz’ Fitzgerald, the day is set in a working broadcast environment where delegates step into authentic TV, radio and press conference scenarios.
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| 02nd January 2017 |
Training Events
SRA Account Rules - Your Essentials
Date: 24 September 2026
Time: 9:30am - 12:30pm
Venue: Exeter Racecourse, Exeter
Speaker: Janet Taylor
Course Outline:
Why you and your staff should attend these sessions?
We’ve had lots of recent consultations on/discussions around these Rules, some changes are coming, some are still being considered. It is vital that firms are fully up to date, including on current principles and best practice.
The protection of client money remains is the joint and several responsibility of all principals in a law firm. This responsibility extends not only to their own compliance but that of all employees. Effective compliance depends upon everyone in the firm understanding their role and responsibilities, the firm’s own procedures and communicating information effectively.
These two sessions are designed for everyone in a law firm to keep up to date, with a good understanding of the key rules and common pitfalls.
The sessions will be practical and participative and will use case study exercises and examples.
Morning session - Your essentials
Aimed primarily at staff with little or no knowledge of the Accounts Rules and those who are returning to this area and need to get back ‘up to speed’ and will cover:
The SRA Standards and Regulations
Where are we now?
Where the SRA Accounts Rules fit in
Areas of the Codes of Conduct which impact on the SRA Accounts Rules?
Who is covered by the Rules
The Accounts Rules
Fundamental principles
All the key definitions
Client versus non-client money.
Disbursements
Holding and dealing with client money
Bank accounts
Receipts and payments
Transferring money for costs
Dealing with balances
Accounting records requirements
Client account reconciliations an overview
Fees:
DASLS Members/Affiliates:
Half Day: £145 plus VAT
Full Day: £225 plus VAT (discounted rate applied if you also book the afternoon session)
Non Members:
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| 02nd January 2017 |
Training Events
SRA Account Rules - Key Risks & Common Problem Areas
Date: 24th September 2026
Time: 1:30am - 4:30pm
Venue: Exeter Racecourse, Exeter
Speaker: Janet Taylor
Course Outline:
Why you and your staff should attend these sessions?
We’ve had lots of recent consultations on/discussions around these Rules, some changes are coming, some are still being considered. It is vital that firms are fully up to date, including on current principles and best practice.
The protection of client money remains is the joint and several responsibility of all principals in a law firm. This responsibility extends not only to their own compliance but that of all employees. Effective compliance depends upon everyone in the firm understanding their role and responsibilities, the firm’s own procedures and communicating information effectively.
These two sessions are designed for everyone in a law firm to keep up to date, with a good understanding of the key rules and common pitfalls.
The sessions will be practical and participative and will use case study exercises and examples.
Afternoon session – Key Risks & Common Problem Areas
While the SRA Accounts Rules allow some ’flexibility’ this can bring its own challenges. This session will look at some of the high risk areas and common problems. Aimed at those with or needing a wider knowledge of and responsibility for compliance, particularly partners and COFAs, and will cover:
Latest Guidance from the SRA
Responsibility for compliance and the role of the COFA (and those who support them)
Higher risk areas and the latest SRA guidance on these issues, including:
The prohibition on providing banking facilities through the client account
Dealing with residual balances;
Reviewing reconciliations;
Money held in the Client’s own bank account
‘Suitable’ systems and procedures and written policies
Changes we have seen so far
Fees:
DASLS Members/Affiliates:
Half Day: £145 plus VAT
F...
| 02nd January 2017 |
Training Events
Time recording and Pricing Masterclass
Date: Tuesday 29th September 2026
Time: 9:45am - 1:00pm
Venue: Exeter Racecourse, Exeter
Speaker: Robert Mowbray
Course Outline:
Attending this seminar will provide you with simple and practical advice on how you can charge for more of your time and at higher rates.
Time recording
The many benefits of recording all of your time
Grey area questions to illustrate best practice
Writing narratives that show “the value delivered to the client”
Using billing notes to deal with a range of things including out of scope work
Pricing strategies
How will AI impact on pricing?”
Understanding pricing windows and recognising that you can charge more and have happier clients
Understanding the full range of pricing mechanisms and when they should be used
Learning from other industries with fierce price competition
Identifying ways of quoting that are better for the firm and the client
Learning how to negotiate fees with greater confidence
Managing discounts and asking for something in return
Trading instead of discounting
Using conditional offers
Setting a walkaway point
Action planning
Fees
DASLS Members/Affiliates: £130 before 31/08/26 then £145 plus VAT
Non Members: £165.00 plus VAT
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this seminar and get the cheapest FREE!
Robert Mowbray BSc FCA
Robert is an accountant who has worked in and with professional service firms for 30 years and who is an expert on law firm profitability and management. He has provided training and consultancy services to over 1,000 firms across 40 countries. His clients have included everything from the largest City and Global firms, through large regional firms and down to the most entrepreneurial smaller firms. He is regularly asked to help with a wide range of issues including time recording, pricing and fee negotiation, project management, accelerating cash flow, strategy, profit sharing arrangements and im...
| 02nd January 2017 |
Training Events
Employment Law Update with Debbie Grennan and Sarah HornblowerDate: Wednesday 30th September 2026
Time: 10:00am - 1:00pm
Venue: The Courtyard Marriott Hotel, Exeter
Speakers: Debbie Grennan and Sarah Hornblower, barristers who are very well known in the South West, will be co-presenting this half day employment law update.
Course Programme:
This will be a highly practical, strategic session designed to support you in your everyday practice:
Session 1 - The Essential Employment Law Update- In this highly practical session, Sarah cuts through all the noise and focuses on the key employment law changes we all need to incorporate into our day-to-day practices.
Session 2 - Workshop: Litigating the AI Landscape
- An interactive, collaborative session exploring and mapping out what AI means for us as advisors and litigators.
- As clients embed AI into internal grievance, disciplinary, redundancy and other employment procedures, our role in the employment tribunal is changing. Together, we will discuss issues such as:
- The Decision-Maker: How do you identify and challenge the true "mind" of the employer when algorithms are involved in, or even making, the decisions?
- Disclosure: What are the parties’ disclosure obligations in this new world?
- Evidence: How do you effectively present algorithmic and related evidence to a tribunal, and how do you effectively challenge it?
Session 3 - "Who Still Wants to Be an Employment Lawyer?" Navigating the new Fire and Rehire regime- The new regime fundamentally alters how we advise and litigate fire and rehire cases. Debbie examines how the forthcoming changes will fundamentally reshape our tactical advice to clients and shift our litigation strategies in what are inevitably going to be high-stakes, high-value claims.
9:45am - Registration and arrival coffee
10:00am - Session 1
10:55am - Session 2 (workshop scenario)
11:40am - Coffee Break
12noon - Session 3 and Q&A
1:00pm - F...
| 01st January 2017 |
Training Events
Leadership & Management Training (2 days)Monday 5th & Tuesday 6th October 20269:45am - 5:15pm each day
Venue: TBC
Four sessions providing an introduction to the nuts and bolts of Law Firm Management
Monday 05 October 2026
9:45am – 1:00pm - Session 1 – Law Firm Financial Management – Jason Mitchell, Francis Clark Accountants
Understanding the financial accounts and KPIs for law firms to include the mechanics of finances , funding and benchmarking
A review of the profitability drivers and monitoring within a law firm to include a review of the methods to monitor and improve financial performance and adding value from time recording
2:00pm – 5:15pm – Session 2 – Regulation & Compliance – Trevor Hellawell
A review of all the main areas of compliance and regulation
SRA Standards & Regulations
Codes of Conduct – key parts: costs, conflicts, confidentiality & undertakings
Rules for the alternative ‘profession’
Accounts Rules – should we still be allowed to hold client money?
AML, CTF, CPF & Sanctions
Tuesday 06 October 2026
9:45am – 1:00pm – Session 3 - Great Customer Experience – Rhian Huxtable, Insight 6
Understand how customer experience in the legal industry has changed in 2024 and how it will evolve into 2025
How client-focused is your firm?
What promises do you make to your clients today and where do client conversations start with your law firm?
What conversations are you having with your clients and do you know who your key clients are?
The importance of highlighting the individual's / firm's advantages to proactively reach out to clients as it will not be expected?
How to overcome the issue of handling price-sensitive enquiries and build your client's trust
How are the key touchpoints in your client journey costing you money
How to get great feedback
Outputs:
Form a clear understanding of the wider “change tr...
| 28th December 2016 |
Training Events
Practical AI for Professionals: Tools, Prompting & Workflows
Date: Wednesday 7th October 2026
Time: 2:00pm - 5:15pm
Venue: Nexus Open Systems, Vale House, Pynes Hill, Exeter EX2 5AZ
Speaker: Professor Akber Datoo
Course Outline:
This hands-on session will cover:
• What AI is good for (and where it goes wrong): quick, practical dos & don’ts• Which platforms to use for which tasks (e.g. ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini/Claude/Perplexity—how to choose)• How to write prompts that work: simple repeatable frameworks• Working with documents safely: redaction/sanitisation, confidentiality, and “what not to paste in”• Moving from Personal to Enterprise AI
Attendees are encouraged to bring a laptop for the hands-on exercises.
Fees:
DASLS Members/Affiliates: £130 plus VAT
Non Members: £165 plus VAT
Book with AI - How to use CoPilot on 16th July together and save. Pay £200 + VAT per head for both - email kelly@dasls.com to take up this offer
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this seminar and get the cheapest FREE!
Biography:Akber Datoo is co-chair of the Technology and Law Committee at the Law Society of England and Wales and a Professor of the School of Law and Technology departments at the University of Surrey, teaching Cyberlaw, AI and FinTech. He is founder and CEO at D2 Legal Technology (D2LT) www.d2legaltech.com a global legal data consultancy advising firms on the use of technology and data to unlock business value through legal change. D2LT is the AI Transformation partner for the Law Society of England & Wales, working with its members on how to best incorporate AI in both the business and practice of law. In 2019, Akber was recognised as “one of the top ten market shapers” in the FT Intelligent Business Awards. Akber is the author of the Wiley practitioner text, “Legal Data – Banking & Finance”, and co-editor of the Wiley “LegalTech Book”. He has both experience as a technologist, having ini...
| 27th December 2016 |
Training Events
Commercial Leases – Update and Pitfalls with Tanfield ChambersDate: Thursday 8th October 2026Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pmSpeaker: Christopher Heather KC and Daniel Dovar, Tanfield ChambersVenue: TBC, ExeterCourse Programme: Session 1: The changing landscape of commercial leases: a review of the consultation on the 1954 Act and rent reviews
Session 2: Forfeiture: is it still appropriate in 2026, and when relief will be grantedFees:DASLS Members/Affiliates: £130 plus VAT before 10.09.26 then £145 plus VATNon-members: £165 plus VAT3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this seminar and get the cheapest FREE!
Christopher Heather KC expertise encompasses all aspects of real property, commercial and residential landlord and tenant and associated professional liability.
He has a keen interest in the principles of valuation in a range of different contexts and particularly enjoys working with (and cross-examining) expert witnesses.
Christopher has been recommended for property and real estate litigation in the main directories for many years.
Daniel Dovar specialises in real property and leasehold law with an emphasis on landlord and tenant.
A leading junior in the Legal 500 for Property Litigation, in which he is described as ‘superb’, ‘particularly good at the Upper Tribunal’ and an ‘Incredible advocate’.
He is also recommended as a leader in the field of Real Estate Litigation in Chambers and Partners who have described him as having ‘Excellent knowledge of property-related disputes’.
He is the co-author of Business Premises (6th Ed), Residential Possession Proceedings (now in its 10th edition), Boundaries and Easements (7th Ed) and an editor of the Landlord and Tenant Review as well as a contributor to Chambers’ Service Charges and Management text (4th Ed) and Building Safety Act 2022.
Daniel sits as a Deputy Chancery Master and Judge of the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) Residential Property and Land Registration Divisions....
| 26th December 2016 |
Training Events
Reporting to the Lender and other Hot Mortgage Issues
Date: Tuesday 20th October 2026
Time: 9:45pm - 1:00pm
Speaker: Richard Snape
Venue: The Courtyard Marriott Hotel, Exeter
Course Programme:
The course aims to look at frequently met issues and problems when reporting to the mortgage company and suggests solutions.- Conflicts of interest and third party obligations- Leasehold issues: Building Safety Act, Ground Rent Issues, EWS 1 certificates and mortgagee requirements- Flying freeholds- Air BnB- Parental gifted deposits- Planning and building regulations issues
Fees:
DASLS Members/Affiliates: £130 plus VAT before 22.09.26 then £145 plus VAT
Non-members: £165 plus VAT
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this seminar and get the cheapest FREE!
Richard Snape has been the Head of Professional Support at Davitt Jones Bould since 2002. He speaks at numerous courses for law societies all over the country, various public courses, in-house seminars within solicitors’ firms and has also talked extensively to local authorities and central government bodies. His areas of specialism include both commercial and residential property, in particular in relation to local government law, conveyancing issues, development land, commercial property and incumbrances in relation to land....
| 26th December 2016 |
Training Events
Residential Conveyancing Update
Date: Tuesday 20th October 2026
Time: 2:00pm - 5:15pm
Speaker: Richard Snape
Venue: The Courtyard Marriott Hotel, Exeter
Course Programme:
Conveyancing in England and Wales is undergoing major changes both in relation to statute and case law. In particular, the Building Safety (Wales) Act 2026 is due to start coming into force in April 2027. The course aims to look at some of the changes and how to prepare for them.
A contrast between the Renters’ Right Act 2025 and the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016
Latest on the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024
Implementation of changes to commonhold
The Building Safety Act 2022 and Building Safety (Wales) Act 2026
The new TA6 6th Edition and responses to enquiries
Recent case law on email signatures, boundary issues and agreements, adverse possession, leasehold and car parking rights
Fees:
DASLS Members/Affiliates: £130 plus VAT before 22.09.26 then £145 plus VAT
Non-members: £165 plus VAT
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this seminar and get the cheapest FREE!
Richard Snape has been the Head of Professional Support at Davitt Jones Bould since 2002. He speaks at numerous courses for law societies all over the country, various public courses, in-house seminars within solicitors’ firms and has also talked extensively to local authorities and central government bodies. His areas of specialism include both commercial and residential property, in particular in relation to local government law, conveyancing issues, development land, commercial property and incumbrances in relation to land....
| 23rd December 2016 |
Training Events
DASLS Sustainability Conference
Date: Wednesday 21st October 2026
Time: 9:45am - 3:00pm
Venue: Michelmores, Pynes Hill, Exeter
Programme:
9.45 am – 10.15 am
Professor Bob Lee
10.15 am – 10.45 am
Ecologi
Reduce, Restore,
10.45 am - 11.00 am
COFFEE/TEA
11.00 am – 11.30 am
Sally Redman, Landmark
From Data Challenges to Employee Engagement: Building A Net Zero Journey
11.30 am – 12.30 pm
Fraser Browning, Kurb Carbon
Adding value through sustainability and ESG agendas
12.30 pm – 1.00 pm
LUNCH
1.00 pm - 1.30 pm
Dr Laurence Couldrick, Westcountry Rivers Trust
Putting water in Net Zero
1.30 – 2.00 pm
Chris Chandler, Lex Auto Lease
EVs
2.00 pm – 2.30 pm
Sarah Bailey, Nexus Open Systems
Think Before You Prompt - The real cost of AI in your law firm
2.30 pm – 3.00 pm
Rob Marsh - Client Success Director Team Jump
Why nobody cares about Climate Change
Sophie Hill, Climate Growth Manager, Ecologi
- Introduction to Ecologi: Our 3R Framework for effective climate action (Reduce, Restore, and Report)
- Reduce Overview: Brief overview of what carbon accounting is and why it is important for law firms to measure their annual emissions
- Restore: Nature vs. Carbon: An in-depth dive into nature-based restoration vs. carbon credits - weighing the pros, cons, biodiversity co-benefits, and greenwashing risks
- Law Firm Use Cases and Reporting: Aligning impact with firm operations and having verifiable data for ESG disclosures and clients
From Data Challenges to Employee Engagement: Building A Net Zero Journey
In this session, Sally Redman will share the challenges of starting Landmark’s net zero journey, from collecting emissions data and navigating carbon reporting requirements to working with sustainability platforms that did not always d...
| 20th December 2016 |
Training Events
Residential Conveyancing for Paralegals & Support Staff Date: Monday 3rd & Tuesday 4th November 2026Time: 10:00am - 5:00pm each day
Venue: TBC, Exeter
Speaker: Ian Quayle
SRA Competency B
This two day face to face training course will provide delegates with an in depth examination of the law and procedure in the conveyancing process .
The course is designed for secretarial staff, paralegals, conveyancing support staff, qualified lawyers wanting to retrain in residential conveyancing and anyone engaged in the residential conveyancing process who needs or desires an insight into the mechanics and legal principles involved in modern residential conveyancing.
DAY 1 - Monday 3rd November
Getting started - Taking instructions, Money laundering, Dealing with residential clients
Acting for the Seller - Obtaining and checking the title, dealing with the TA forms and drafting the contract, preparing the contract bundle
Acting for the Buyer - Checking the contract bundle, searches, enquiries, client inspection , and acting for lenders
Exchanging Contracts - Preparing for Exchange ,the mechanics of exchange , protecting the contract
Preparing for Completion - Acting for the seller - completing TA13, approving the transfer, preparing completion statements, dealing with notices and restrictions. Acting for the buyer – drafting the transfer, pre-completion searches, dealing with the lender, preparation of completion statements and advising the client
Completion and completion day problems - The Law Society Code for completion by post, dealing with undertakings , practical issues including the transmission of funds, advising clients and what to do if things go wrong – notices to complete, rescission and other steps
DAY 2 - Tuesday 4th November
Post Completion - Acting for the seller – discharging charges, compliance with undertakings. Acting for the buyer – SDLT returns, registration of dispositions
Land Registra...
| 18th December 2016 |
Training Events
TOLATA Update Date: Wednesday 5th November 2026
Time: 9:30am - 1:00pm
Venue: The Courtyard Marriott, Exeter
Speakers: Christian Gape & Stephen Barratt , KBG Chambers and others
Course Programme: To Follow
Fees:
DASLS Members/Affiliates: £130 plus VAT before 02.10.26 then £145.00 plus VAT Non-members: £165.00 + VAT
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this course and get the cheapest FREE!
Christian Gape specialises, and has extensive knowledge and experience, in family finance cases. He advises and acts in all types of financial remedy claims, including disputes over jurisdiction and cases involving farms, inherited assets, pensions and third-party claims. He is recognised for his formidable skill as an advocate and his ability to assist his clients to resolve difficult and emotionally charged cases by agreement. Christian is experienced in all areas of financial remedy applications, from pre-proceedings negotiations, onwards through to final hearings. He has also worked on pre-nuptial agreements as well as on drafting and advisory work. Christian has an eye for detail with a pragmatic approach in advising clients. With a strong grasp of both the technical and emotional complexities of family financial disputes, Christian provides clear, tactical guidance designed to secure robust, fair, and pragmatic resolutions for his clients.
Stephen Barratt began his career in local government where he worked across a number of service areas including waste and resources management, social care and housing. Stephen joined KBG Chambers as a tenant in 2024. He has a broad practice across Chambers’ core arears including property; contract & commercial; bankruptcy & insolvency; trusts, probate & estates; personal injury; credit hire; and general common law matters. Stephen regularly appears in the County Court and he has also appeared in the High Court, specialist tribunals and inquest proceedings. Alongside his court work Stephen ...
| 17th December 2016 |
Training Events
DASLS Leadership & Management Conference Date: Thursday 12th November 2026Time: 9:30am - 5:00pm
Venue: The Courtyard Marriott Hotel, Exeter Programme will include:
Economic Update – Arbuthnot Latham
Janice Jones – Neurodiversity in the work place
Charlotte Ferguson – Direct Hiring
PII Update
Alastair Banks - AI: The Art of the Possible 1 year on
Why AI Governance Must Come Before AI Scale - Nexus OS
AI is creating new opportunities for law firms to improve productivity, unlock knowledge and enhance client service. But successful adoption starts with governance.
This session explores how firms can embrace AI confidently by putting the right guardrails in place around client confidentiality, data access, compliance and professional judgement. Attendees will learn why governance is not a barrier to innovation, but the foundation for scaling AI safely, empowering employees to use tools like Microsoft Copilot, and building long-term competitive advantage.
Key takeaway: Governance isn't what slows AI down. It's what enables firms to adopt AI faster, safer and with confidence.
Andrew Allen - Accountants Update
Fees:
DASLS Members/Affiliates: £145 plus VATNon-members: £165 plus VAT
Alastair Banks, Optix Solutions
Digital Marketing Strategist, Keynote Speaker and Lecturer. Alastair has more than 25 years of experience helping organisations navigate change, build brand authority and embrace emerging technologies. He is the co founder of Optix Solutions, Your Digital Future and the Marketing Leaders Community. He is an international keynote speaker and regular guest lecturer at the Entrepreneurship Summer School, part of London Business School’s MBA programme, as well as the University of Exeter. He has also lectured at Imperial College London, the University of Cambridge, the University of Chicago and the London School of Economics. He is a former member of the Forbes Business Council. Alastair co founded Op...
| 16th December 2016 |
Training Events
Introduction to Commercial Property for Support Staff & Paralegals Date: Monday 23rd November 2026Time: 10:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: The Courtyard Marriott Hotel, Exeter Speaker: Ian Quayle
Course Outline:
This one-day face to face CPD event is suitable for new recruits, secretarial, paralegal and other support staff. It will explore:
Taking instructions in commercial property transactions.
An overview of the difference between a residential conveyancing and a commercial property transaction.
The legal issues arising from CPSE's and Commercial Property Contracts.
Commercial Leases - an introduction.
Extensive notes will be provided and time allocated for delegate questions.
Fees:
Members/Affiliates: £95 plus VAT before 23.10.26 then £135 plus VAT Non Members: £165.00 plus VAT
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this course and get the cheapest FREE!
Speaker: After many years in private practice Ian Quayle has spent the last 14 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 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....
| 15th December 2016 |
Training Events
Property Conference
Date: Tuesday 24th November 2026Time: 10:00am - 5:00pm
Venue: The Courtyard Marriott Hotel, Exeter Speaker: Ian Quayle and more
Course Outline: To follow
Fees:
Members/Affiliates: £TBC plus VAT Non Members: £TBC plus VAT
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this course and get the cheapest FREE!
Speaker: After many years in private practice Ian Quayle has spent the last 14 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 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....
| 14th December 2016 |
Training Events
WEBINAR - Adverse Possession & Other Boundary Issues
Date: Tuesday 1st December 2026
Time: 10:00am - 11:00am
Speaker: Richard Snape
Venue: ZOOM
Course Programme:
This is a topic which affects all areas of property law and a knowledge of it is essential to all property law professionals.
The meaning of adverse possession
Factual possession and case of Dobson v Unsted (2026)
Intention to possess
Adverse possession in registered land and the Supreme Court decision in Brown v Ridley (2025)
Encroachment and Mcgee v Longterm Reversions (2025)
Adverse possession and general boundaries and the case of Clapham v Narga (2024)
Determining the boundary
Boundary agreements and the case of White v Alder (2025)
Fees:
DASLS Members/Affiliates: £45 plus VAT before 01.12.26 then £55 plus VAT
Non-members: £55 plus VAT before 01.12.26 then £65 plus VAT
3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this seminar and get the cheapest FREE!
Richard Snape has been the Head of Professional Support at Davitt Jones Bould since 2002. He speaks at numerous courses for law societies all over the country, various public courses, in-house seminars within solicitors’ firms and has also talked extensively to local authorities and central government bodies. His areas of specialism include both commercial and residential property, in particular in relation to local government law, conveyancing issues, development land, commercial property and incumbrances in relation to land....
| 01st December 2016 |
Training Events
Restrictive Covenants & Rights of Light with Serle Court ChambersDate: Thursday 28th January 2027Time: 9:30am - 12:30pmSpeaker: Andrew Francis, Serle Court ChambersVenue: Health Innovation South West, Vantage Point, Pynes Hill ExeterCourse Programme: To FollowFees:DASLS Members/Affiliates: £130 plus VAT before 16.10.26 then £145 plus VATNon-members: £165 plus VAT3 for 2 offer! Book 3 places on this seminar and get the cheapest FREE! Andrew Francis' practice has a very strong emphasis on real property law. He is recognised as a leading authority on the law of restrictive covenants affecting freehold land, and on the law of rights of light. He has been instructed in many of the major cases in these areas of law in the last three decades. Andrew is the author of a textbook on restrictive covenants, and a co-author of textbooks on rights of light and private rights of way....
