Searches UK have collaborated with Inside Conveyancing to host an informative legal CPD accredited conference, with a fantastic line of speakers covering essential information and updates for conveyancers and solicitors to consider for 2018.
The event incorporates a range of topics from the profession’s leading organisations and speakers, including Professor Ian Cooper, The Land Registry, Legal Eye, Think Marble and Bold Legal Group.
The seminar will contribute towards your ongoing training requirements and is worth a total of 6 CPD points.
Speakers and Topics:
• Professor Ian Cooper – Finding The Missing Millions: Turning Your Telephone Quotes Calls into Profitable Business
• Bold Legal Group – Governments Call for Evidence and the possible changes to the Home Buying Process – Rob Hailstone & Paul Tucker
• Legal Eye – Get Ready for GDPR – Paul Saunders
• Land Registry – Overview of Land Registry – Jamie Winch & Gill Parish
• Think Marble – Cyber Crime – Andy Miles
• Groundsure – Why does my client need contaminated land reports? – Cat Silvester
It is just a few weeks until the Inside Conveyancing & Legal Update Conference!
Date:
Thursday 25th January 2018
Venue:
Birmingham Library
Timing:
Registration from 9am – 9.15
Conference times: 9.20 am – 4.30 pm
PRICE:
£69 (inc VAT) click here to purchase tickets
Searches UK Clients Gain FREE Entry:
Become a client of Searches UK and gain free entry to this event too!*
*Searches UK are able to cover attendee costs. Terms & Conditions apply. Contact marketing@searchesuk.co.uk for more details.
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