Upcoming events

Join us in September for our annual update on LBTT and ADS.

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

The course assumes little or no previous knowledge of data protection and will emphasise practical aspects of compliance and cover, in a practical context, the UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act 2018 and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003.

Build expertise and gain certification in incapacity law with a course designed for real life practice and professional growth.

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.

While trusts and wills can often be treated as separate legal fields there are several instances in which trusts can be used as a helpful tool in wills. Our expert speaker will analyse the different types of trust and their appropriate uses in different contexts for wills.

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.

Freedom of speech and protest are rights enshrined in several Acts for UK citizens, and yet reports from the Human Rights Watch suggest that these rights are under attack in the UK. This webinar will compare and contrast freedom of speech and protest protections in the UK to Denmark, widely regarded as one of the most protective states for these rights.

Our Essential Skills for Litigators series is the perfect set of bite sized trainings to prepare you to enter the world of Scottish litigation.

Watch our Wills, Trusts and Executries Conference 2026. Watch our speakers explore insights shaping the progress of estate planning and executries.

Watch our speaker who will 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. Watch our speaker Donna Reynolds, Legal Director at Kennedys, explain what “all reasonable steps” might mean in practice.

Watch Simon Mayberry, Head of Employment at Balfour & Manson, take a practical look at all aspects of settlement agreements.

Watch our speaker to discuss the changes to the formation of contracts in Scots law and the available remedies.

Join our speaker who consider the intricacies of these non-financial investments made by co-parents.

Watch our speakers explore the new Finance Act 2025 and what it means for succession planning for clients.

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

Watch our speaker for 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.

Watch our speaker who focuses on the role of the solicitor, and examines how lawyers can become enablers of illicit behaviour.

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.