CPD Training

This series will focus on recent and upcoming policy changes and practical aspects pertaining to legal-aid procedure, with time for questions allocated at the end of each module.

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

Join us for an hour webinar to discuss the changes to the formation of contracts in Scots law and the available remedies.

Join our one hour webinar which will consider the intricacies of these non-financial investments made by co-parents.

Donna Reynolds, Legal Director at Kennedys, will look at this emerging area of employment law and discuss how employers should respond to allegations of misconduct that can be linked to neurodivergence.

Join us for an hour webinar which cover how How can the property sector derive the business benefits that AI can bring, while avoiding the potential pitfalls?

Employers have a legal duty to take reasonable steps to prevent workplace sexual harassment and from October 2026, they will be under a new stricter anticipatory duty to an "all reasonable steps" requirement along with the introduction of employment liability for harassment by third parties. Donna Reynolds, Legal Director at Kennedys, will explain what “all reasonable steps” might mean in practice. Additionally, other areas such as third party sexual harassment claims against senior staff and directors will also be considered.

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 interactive session offers practical strategies and fresh perspectives to help you become a more effective and confident supervisor.

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

Our expert speaker will take the time to explore what litigation means specifically for AWI and guardianship cases, and provide industry insights into how these instances can be handled to cause the least amount of disruption to clients.

Join us online for our first ever half day Risk Management Conference. Our expert speakers will provide a well-rounded overview of the overarching risks that members encounter regardless of practice or specialisation.

This is an interactive 2-day course to provide lawyers with the skills to conduct effective Examination in Chief and Cross Examination in criminal trials and civil proofs.

Legal professionals negotiate every day — but the best outcomes rarely come from arguing harder. This workshop gives you the frameworks and skills to influence more effectively, keep conversations constructive, and reach results that stick. 

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 cashroom roadshow returns across three locations in 2026, covering key aspects of compliance with the Accounts Rules, record-keeping, compliance inspections and certification for all Cashroom Managers and Cashroom staff.

By becoming a Tech-Informed Lawyer you will be equipped with the key skills and knowledge to better navigate technology in a rapidly changing business world.

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 a comprehensive webinar on risk and professional standards. This webinar is designed for all legal professionals seeking advice on the best practice for upholding professional standards in order to mitigate risks in their day-to-day practice.

Watch our speakers who 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.

Watch our speaker for the use of AI in our courtrooms which you can consider safe practice guidance from the government, analyse use cases from other countries, and determine what values should govern our use of AI.

Watch our speaker to provide the necessary understanding of AI and an overview of how it is infiltrating litigatory processes with a focus on safe and effective implementation.