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The Law Society National Property Law Conference

The Law Society’s Virtual National Property Law Conference

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Jennifer van Deursen

The Law Society’s National Property Law Conference will be hosted virtually as a webinar series on 6 – 8 October 2020.

Over three days we will be joined by industry experts including Nationwide, Moore NI and thirdfort for an interactive programme tailored to support you and your firm for the upcoming changes across property law. Our programme highlights will include:

  • How to grow your conveyancing business before the end of SDLT relief,
  • Keynote market overviews from Savills and Estate Gazettes,
  • A practical update on planning law update from Sharpe Pritchard and Attwells Solicitors LLP,
  • An in-depth tear-down of AML from FCS Compliance.

Find out more information and book your place here.

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