Travel Law – common issues
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Travel Law – common issues Including Failure to perform/improper performance Package Tour claims – what is a package tour? Food poisoning claims PRESENTED BY Mr Roger Dowd BL Roger Dowd graduated from Queen’s University in 1990 and … Continue reading →
Time Management – how to find hours to charge!
Client Care and Practice Management SEMINAR TOPIC Time Management – how to find hours to charge! Including Build your emotional resilience to withstand demands and stress How to find more hours to charge Find a state of flow and productivity … Continue reading →
Taxation of Costs
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Taxation of Costs Including Practice and Procedure Preparation of bills and supporting papers Costs of taxation Legal Framework Review PRESENTED BY Mr Paul Kerr BCL Paul graduated from University College Dublin and was admitted as a solicitor … Continue reading →
Risk Management – compulsory group study
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Risk Management – compulsory group study Including The importance of File and Attendance Notes Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorism Funding Managing In-house Client Complaints Effectively PRESENTED BY Mr Gary Thompson FCII Gary was a Senior Vice President … Continue reading →
Recent developments in Chancery Law
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Recent developments in Chancery Law Including Recent developments in case law PRESENTED BY Mr Mark Orr QC SC Educated at Belfast Royal Academy, Dublin University and Queen’s University Belfast, Mark was called to the N Ireland Bar … Continue reading →
Preparing your client for family mediation
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Preparing your client for family mediation Including What are the guiding principles of mediation? Is my client’s case suitable for referral? What should my client expect from the process? What are the possible outcomes? PRESENTED BY Mrs … Continue reading →
Planning Law and risks for the Conveyancing solicitor
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Planning Law and risks for the Conveyancing solicitor Including Decommissioning conditions and bonds Ongoing liabilities for purchasers from planning conditions The dangers of Final CEMPs compared to Outline CEMPs Internal and external factors impacting on conveyancing risks … Continue reading →
Maximise your practice potential
Client Care and Practice Management SEMINAR TOPIC Maximise your practice potential Including Protecting passive income Website development Generating clients Increasing revenue streams PRESENTED BY Mr Rodney Peyton OBE TD FRCS FRCP A Consultant Surgeon for over 30 years, with particular … Continue reading →
Land Law Disputes
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Land Law Disputes Including Update on significant cases Adverse Possession Mapping Evidence Boundary Disputes PRESENTED BY Mr Geoff Bell Geoff Bell joined the Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland in 1979. During his time there he has been … Continue reading →
HMRC their powers and your clients rights
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC HMRC their powers and your clients rights Including Discrete and separate jurisdictions of the Courts and the Tax Tribunal Defending applications to condemn goods as forfeit in the civil courts PRESENTED BY Mr Roger Dowd BL Roger … Continue reading →
Financial arrangements after divorce
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Financial arrangements after divorce Including Recent cases considered PRESENTED BY Ms Laura Vance BL Laura graduated from Trinity College Dublin before being called to the Bar of Northern Ireland. She has established a successful practice in Matrimonial … Continue reading →
Conveyancing – compulsory group study
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Conveyancing – compulsory group study Including Essential information on conveyancing pitfalls Lenders’ Claims – where are we now? Building control issues – barriers to completion? PRESENTED BY Mr Gary Thompson FCII Gary was a Senior Vice President … Continue reading →
Children Law
Legal SEMINAR TOPIC Children – an update on public and private law Including To be decided To be decided To be decided PRESENTED BY Ms Laura Vance BL Laura graduated from Trinity College Dublin before being called to the Bar … Continue reading →