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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.
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Join us in April for a webinar focuses on the risks and best practices for organisations in the property sector.
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This webinar will highlight the coming changes and what they will mean for practitioners, with particular reference to leasing, tenancies and compensation on agricultural land.
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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.
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This session explores the fundamentals of AI, including the risks and opportunities associated with AI use, and practical ways these tools can support day-to-day legal work.
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Join us for our new series of webinars investigating how AI is impacting litigation in Scotland and providing you with the skills to use AI effectively and safely.
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This webinar will provide the necessary understanding of AI and an overview of how it is infiltrating litigatory processes with a focus on safe and effective implementation.
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This session will include updates on the Data Use and Access Act, significant case law and changes to fines for breaches.
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Understanding the source of funds and source of wealth is an essential and non-negotiable aspect of legal sector AML compliance
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This webinar will analyse the dichotomous role of AI in evidence, considering both how it is impacting the creation of evidence used in court as well as its analysis by the court.
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As the use of AI in our courtrooms increases this webinar will consider safe practice guidance from the government, analyse use cases from other countries, and determine what values should govern our use of AI.
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With both the use and understanding of Alternative Dispute Resolution and AI on the rise in our legal systems this webinar will consider how AI can impact ADR.
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This one-hour webinar explores the new Finance Act 2025 and what it means for succession planning for clients.
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This webinar focuses on the role of the solicitor, and examines how lawyers can become enablers of illicit behaviour.
This session will provide practical, actionable insights into retaining top talent in today’s competitive job market.
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Join our one hour webinar which will consider the intricacies of these non-financial investments made by co-parents.
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Watch our speakers for an 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.
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The new Housing (Scotland) Act 2025 is updating large swathes of property law, more specifically those governing tenants and landlords. Watch our speaker discuss the changes to ensure you are up to date as the new Act is enacted.
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Watch our speakers for the Sixth Edition of the Scottish Standard Clauses and the impact on conveyancing." would do!
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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.
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Watch our speaker Gillian Carmichael Lemaire, Arbitrator and Chair of the Scottish Arbitration Centre, shine a spotlight on fraud in arbitration in Scotland.
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This session guides you through the fundamentals of creating an effective Cyber Incident Response Plan (CIRP) to safeguard your firm.
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Watch our speaker for a six-month review to know how are statutory pledges working in practice.
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The past year has seen a plethora of changes to the media law landscape in Scotland. This one-hour webinar will provide a deep dive into the main updates brought about by the Media Act 2024.