On qualified electronic signatures
Awaab’s Law – Phase 2
SDLT – how commercial is ‘commercial’?
SDT cases – signatures and undertakings
When conveyancing and the Court of Protection collide
Renters’ Rights Act 2025: what’s changing and when?
What should future conveyancing look like?
Navigating climate risk in property transactions
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Law Society Property Conference 2026, Weds 7 Oct 2026, London
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Property Section members benefit from free access to our library of on-demand content. Inclusive webinars available on-demand include:
Webinar: SRA Accounts Rules: key requirements for managing client money
If your law firm receives or deals with money belonging to clients, it’s essential that you follow the SRA Accounts Rules. Watch this online event to stay up to date with the latest developments and learn how to avoid common mistakes made by law firms.
Property Power Hour - on the Road, Southampton, 22 September 2026
The latest developments shaping the future of conveyancing.
Webinar: How the Renters’ Rights Act will impact residential tenancies
Phase one of the Renters’ Rights Act takes effect from 1 May 2026, significantly changing landlords’ and tenants’ rights. This online event, designed for those working in residential property, helps you navigate the transition period and advise your clients with confidence.
Property Power Hour - on the Road, Guildford, 14 May 2026
The latest developments shaping the future of conveyancing.
Keep up to date with features, commentaries and current awareness updates from the industry's leading practitioners.
Raising the bar
Digitalisation, upfront information and reducing transaction delays are usually the talking points of the government’s homebuying and selling reform programme. Yet the proposed statutory regulation of estate agents and managing agents has the potential to reshape the residential property sector more fundamentally than any technological reform, as Lucy Trevelyan reports
Time for action
David Robinson and Ash Daniells look at the recent requirement for law firms and individuals who deal with HMRC on client tax matters to register as tax advisers, and discuss the implications for firms
Preparing for exemption
Major reforms under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 take effect on 1 May 2026, moving qualifying purpose-built student accommodation outside the assured tenancy regime. Sarah Cummins outlines what the exemption means for current and future student contracts, and the practical steps providers should take to prepare
































