CPD Training

This training course will help you to identify whether you are already a ‘Trusted Advisor’ to your clients and if not, how you can become one.

This session will provide practical, actionable insights into retaining top talent in today’s competitive job market.

Join this dynamic workshop that empowers leaders to balance empathy and high performance to build motivated, high‑achieving teams.

Delivered by Mitigo, our cyber security partner, join us for a one hour webinar to learn about the real reasons law firms still get breached despite investing in cyber security.

Whether it is contract creation, invoices, or client meetings every office has set procedures built into their systems that can easily be overlooked when assessing for risk. This webinar will highlight how risk often results from an amalgamation of small failures in these long-trusted systems rather than one large miss-step.

This introductory CPD session is designed specifically for real estate lawyers who are new to climate‑change assessments and want clear, practical guidance on what it means for property transactions in Scotland.

The new Housing (Scotland) Act 2025 is updating large swathes of property law, more specifically those governing tenants and landlords. This one hour webinar will deep dive into these changes to ensure you are up to date as the new Act is enacted.

Join us in person at our new Law Society of Scotland office for our Family Law Conference: Financial Provisions upon Separation and Divorce.

The Community Wealth Building (Scotland) Bill has been the centre of attention due to its groundbreaking approach to empower local communities. This webinar will examine the purpose of the Bill and what the legal implications for local authorities and public bodies are.

Join us in April for a multidisciplinary webinar which looks at the position of digital assets in Scots property law and offers best practice advice for practitioners who might encounter digital assets, including those working in family and private client law.

Our In-House Annual conference returns in April 2026, free to attend for our members over the course of two mornings.

Our expert speaker will break down what it means for a family to have a brand or wealthy assets and what happens when family relationships then proceed to breakdown.

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

Join us in Glasgow for our annual Legal Tech Conference which will be held in-person this year.

Join us this June for our annual Wills, Trusts and Executries Conference. Taking place over the course of two mornings, we are bringing together experts to explore insights shaping the progress of estate planning and executries.

This course builds on the Anti-Money Laundering Certification Course and provides recertification.

Our Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crime Conference will return in August 2026 across two-mornings, offering legal professionals an in-depth look at the evolving AML landscape.

Our expert speakers will focus on recent legislative, policy and practice developments in children and family law.

Join us this October for our annual AWI, Guardianship and Elder Client Conference. Taking place over the course of two mornings, we will bring together industry experts who will offer practical insights and discuss the latest developments in this practice area.

This year’s Annual Conference is free for members and will take place on Thursday 29 October, with the option to join in-person at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre or attend online.

Watch our speakers for the Introduction to Trust Law Webinar which offers a comprehensive overview of trust law led by our expert speakers.

Watch our speakers for the recently published new guidance on the use of NDAs, and this webinar will see two practitioners discussing responsible NDA use in commercial and employment relationships.

Watch our speaker Gillian Carmichael Lemaire, Arbitrator and Chair of the Scottish Arbitration Centre, shine a spotlight on fraud in arbitration in Scotland.

Watch the first in our series of 2025 conferences on family law matters.