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EventWebinar: Understanding the historic environment (OnDemand)
The historic environment is made of up more than just listed buildings and scheduled monuments, and there are different implications depending on the type of asset.
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Competition Section seminar: The impact of data on merger control (12 February 2019)
This seminar will survey EU merger control cases involving data issues.
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Cross border conference (7 March 2019, London)
International private client work is an increasingly complex and changing environment. Stay up to date by attending our 2019 cross border conference. Advance booking now open.
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Half-day conveyancing conventions 2019 (14 May and 6 June)
This year, we will be holding our annual half-day conveyancing convention in both Birmingham and London .
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Webinar: Lasting powers of attorney (OnDemand)
This webinar will look at recent developments and points in practice for deputies and attorneys.
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Webinar: Managing estates regarding ashes, pets and possessions (OnDemand)
This webinar will help you understand and stay up to date with both a broad understanding of the detail in this niche area of probate law.
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Webinar: Construction law for property practitioners – part two (OnDemand)
This webinar is the second part of two-part series. Please make sure that you view thefirst part of the webinar covering introduction to the construction aspects of commercial property transactions.
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Webinar: Construction law for property practitioners – part one (OnDemand)
The first of a two-part series, this inclusive webinar provides an introduction to the construction aspects of commercial property transactions.
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Webinar: An introduction to arbitration and adjudication (OnDemand)
This webinar explains how arbitration and adjudication differ from litigation and identify some of the advantages in adopting these methods.
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Join us at The Law Society January 25 for the British Italian Law Association Annual Dinner
The formal Annual Dinner for 2019 will be held at the Law Society113 Chancery Lane,London WC2A 1PL - Friday 25 January 2019 18:45
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Elderly and vulnerable client care conference (18 October 2019, London)
Booking is open for our elderly and vulnerable client care conference 2019 , which will take place on 18 October at the Law Society in London.
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Risk and Compliance annual conference 2019 (London, 15 March)
Join us at Victoria Park Plaza for our tenth annual Risk and Compliance conference.
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Annual conference (2 May 2019, London)
Book your place for the Law Management Section annual conference on Thursday 2 May.
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Winners of the 2018 Law Society Competition Section's Horsfall Turner essay prize
Two outstanding trainee solicitors were recognised for their exceptional essay-writing skills in this year’s Horsfall Turner essay competition. First prize of £1,000 went to Helena Connors, a trainee solicitor at Bristows LLP Highly commended prize of £250 went to Patrick Todd, a trainee solicitor at ...
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Webinar: The interface between public procurement and competition law
There are many factors relating to competition law that need to be considered when advising on public procurement.
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Seminar: Update on recent pharmaceutical competition cases (4 December 2018)
Sign in and download the slides from our 4 December 2018 seminar updating you on recent pharmaceutical cases.
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Webinar: Pro bono cost orders explained (OnDemand)
This webinar explains what a pro bono costs order is, how to apply for one and what resources exist to help.
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Launch of ILAC Guatemala Judicial Assessment Report
Tuesday 6 November, 17:30-21:00, The Law Society, Chancery Lane
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Seminar: UK national security law and merger control (13 November 2018)
Sign in and download the slides from our 13 November 2018 seminar on the proposed UK national security and investment law reforms.
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Competition Section seminar: State aid post-Brexit (9 October 2018)
Juliette Enser, interim director of the CMA’s state aid programme will speak about the CMA’s preparations to take on its role as the UK’s post-Brexit state aid regulator.
