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CPD Events
The Royal Faculty's CPD education programme has long been highly regarded as providing excellent training and education at a reasonable price. We will continue to strive to ensure that our seminars remain topical and relevant to legal practitioners and would welcome feedback on any aspect of the education programme. If you have any comments you would like to share or suggested topics for future webinars and conferences please email us.
Upcoming Events
Mon, 06 FebGlasgowImprove your advocacy skills with the Royal Faculty's advocacy course - designed to provide an opportunity for young lawyers to gain experience in advocacy and prepare court lawyers for appearance in court.
Thu, 09 FebGlasgowAt least at the outset litigation can be a necessary phase in what appears to be a war but experience tells us that the vast majority will settle. What implications does this have for the proper conduct of litigation in light of the deeper psychological suspicion that to moot settlement is to convey
Tue, 21 FebGlasgowThis seminar will identify some common pitfalls for the unwary lawyer and talk about some PI claim trends as well as focusing on Lynne Cardow's experience of dealing with claims against solicitors and imparting tips on dealing with, or ideally avoiding, a professional negligence claim.
Wed, 01 MarGlasgowThis talk will explore the reasons for increasing controversy and suggest ways, within the current constitutional order, in which more principled and satisfactory boundaries might be achieved.
Thu, 02 MarGlasgowA seminar on Immigration Law by Stephen Winter (Advocate)
Tue, 07 MarGlasgowThis seminar will consider a number of practical issues to consider when enforcing restrictive covenants against employees, directors or shareholders.
Wed, 08 MarGlasgowFocusing, in particular, on recent legislative changes affecting private residential tenancies.
Wed, 15 MarGlasgowKerr –v- Mangan 2014 CSIH 69, states:- “If clarity is to be achieved, the current Section 29 needs to be replaced with a provision that gives a clear indication, not only of the mischief which it seeks to address but also of the policy underlying whatever solution is adopted.”
Thu, 23 MarGlasgowThis seminar will look at significant case law developments across a range of topics within the field of employment law and consider what lies ahead in the coming year.
Tue, 28 MarGlasgowIn March 2017 Sheriff Principal Turnbull had delivered a talk entitled "Reflections on the first six months as Sheriff Principal of Glasgow and Strathkelvin" for the Royal Faculty and we are delighted that he has agreed to bookend his time as Sheriff Principal with another talk for the Faculty prior
Thu, 30 MarZoom WebinarThis online session will provide a review the recent Supreme Court case of BTI 2014 LLC v Sequana SA, and its impact on the duties of directors as the company approaches insolvency.
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