Legal CPD Courses

Exclusion and Limitation Clauses: Part 2

This advanced 45-minute CPD webinar builds on the foundational principles explored in Part 1 and focuses on the more complex aspects of drafting exclusion and limitation clauses in commercial contracts. Legal professionals will gain practical tools to navigate risks through clearer drafting and informed negotiation. Key issues covered include the distinction between direct and indirect losses, how courts interpret ambiguous clauses, and how to determine an appropriate limitation amount that stands up to legal scrutiny. The session will draw on ... See more

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Exclusion and Limitation Clauses: Part 1

with Keith Markham

Exclusion and limitation clauses are common in commercial contracts, but their enforceability depends on careful drafting and legal compliance. This focused 45-minute CPD webinar provides a practical introduction to the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 (UCTA) and the key legal principles governing these clauses.Participants will explore when UCTA applies, what types of exclusions and limitations are prohibited, and how the courts apply the crucial requirement of reasonableness. Whether you’re reviewing supplier agreements, drafting terms of bus ... See more

18 Users Enrolled

£ 169 +VAT

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Limitation in PI Update 2023

with Nicky Carter

Limitation issues can cause chaos in PI litigation. This webinar will update you on the need to know matters to avoid problems arising and provide solutions if they do.Webinar Outline:• Limitation-Knowledge • S.33 Discretion – Historic Sexual Abuse Cases – Vicarious Liability• Limitation Problems and Solutions – Extensions? – Agreements? – Exceptions

106 Users Enrolled

£ 169 +VAT

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Crucial Limitation Update 2021

with Nicky Carter

For PI lawyers problems with limitation can be catastrophic.This webinar will get you up to speed on the latest developing areas including s.33 and s.14 applications and ways to resolve limitation issue.When deciding which PI cases to take on issues such as Limitation can cause considerable anxiety. Deciding when a Limitation defence may be a real problem for a claimant is key. Whether you deal with Disease ,NIHL cases or a mixed PI caseload getting up to speed on Limitation issues is a vital skill. This webinar will visit the latest issues and ... See more

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64 Users Enrolled

£ 169 +VAT

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Basics of Clinical Negligence

with Alison Joyce

Clinical negligence is a complex are of law in which very few initial enquiries lead to a successful claim. It is estimated that between 80% and 90% of claims do not get taken on by solicitors and of those that are pursued, about 40% are successfully defended. One of the key skills of clinical negligence practice is the ability to take full instructions from the client and thereby identify want the client wants to achieve and whether this is possible through the pursuit of clinical negligence action. This course is aimed at solicitors co ... See more

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205 Users Enrolled

£ 80 +VAT

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Spencer v Taylor

with David Smith

On 9 December 2013 the legal procedure concerning how a landlord may lawfully evict a tenant using a s.21 Notice was clarified by Lord Justice Lewison in the case of Spencer v Taylor. The Court of Appeal’s judgement in the case of Spencer v Taylor went against grain of the previously accepted view of the requirements and limitations of s.21(1) Notices and as such, this case has had a significant impact on landlord and tenant law.This course, delivered by David Smith of Anthony Gold Solicitors who acted on behalf of the Landlord ... See more

128 Users Enrolled

£ 60 +VAT

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Advocacy in the Magistrates Court

with Colin Beaumont

This six part course is essential for all solicitors starting out at the Magistrates Court.During this training, experienced lecturer, barrister and former duty solicitor, Colin Beaumont will identify the pitfalls which can ambush unwary advocates and will discuss a selection of difficult Magistrates Court scenarios and provide detailed guidance on how to handle them successfully.With over 95% of criminal cases being tried at a Magistrates' court, this comprehensive series of webinars will also be of interest to experienced crimin ... See more

5

284 Users Enrolled

£ 165 +VAT

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Drug and Alcohol Testing - A Family Courtroom Perspective

with David Nicholson

Hair Drug and Alcohol testing has changed dramatically over the past 12–18 months, yet the majority of solicitors and courts are worryingly unaware of what testing should be ordered and how to correctly interpret results. It is believed that up to 30% of hair alcohol tests are currently interpreted incorrectly so if one of your clients has ever ended up with an unexpected result, this may explain why. A lack of knowledge in this area could have a detrimental impact upon the clients you represent and with the need for testing to be conduc ... See more

166 Users Enrolled

£ 60 +VAT

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Drug and Alcohol Testing A Children and Family Courtroom Perspective

with David Nicholson

Hair Drug and Alcohol testing has changed dramatically over the past 12–18 months, yet the majority of solicitors and courts are worryingly unaware of what testing should be ordered and how to correctly interpret results. It is believed that up to 30% of hair alcohol tests are currently interpreted incorrectly so if one of your clients has ever ended up with an unexpected result, this may explain why. A lack of knowledge in this area could have a detrimental impact upon the clients you represent and with the need for testing to be conduc ... See more

5

143 Users Enrolled

£ 60 +VAT

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The Law of Appeals

with Kahiye Alim

This course will offer a practical discussion of the appeals procedure and will suggest practical guidance on how to navigate the court system successfully. Delivered by experienced immigration law practitioner and lecturer Kahiye Alim, this course will provide viewers with a structured approach to this specialist area of law, and, through the use of case studies, will ensure that you have the knowledge required in order to identify the relevant law and procedure relating to immigration appeals and ultimately achieve successful outcomes for yo ... See more

4.5

244 Users Enrolled

£ 100 +VAT

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Noise Induced Hearing Loss

with Nicky Carter

This course will offer an in-depth examination of the applicable law in respect of noise induced hearing loss. Aimed at those new to occupational diseases/illness claims including newly qualified solicitors, trainees, legal executives and paralegals, this course will also ensure that practitioners are aware recent case law decisions affecting this relatively niche area of law.This course will consider the following topics:Limitation IssuesNoise at Work regulationsDisabilityApplicable Cost RegimeSuccess FeesCausationExperts

91 Users Enrolled

£ 60 +VAT

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Rights to Light - A practical Overview and Update

with Stephen Desmond

In December 2014, the Law Commission published its final report on Rights to Light. The report reflects the growing number of disputes in recent years concerning easements of light and highlights some of the limitations of the existing law. Rights to light sometimes prove problematic for homeowners because such easements are rarely acquired by express grant in a deed and, even when they have been acquired, pursuing remedies for their infringement is not straightforward. A neighbour’s rights to light can also be financially crippling for a p ... See more

164 Users Enrolled

£ 60 +VAT

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Free Movement Series

with Kahiye Alim

Free movement immigration rights and entitlements, including protection against discrimination on grounds of nationality, are set out partly in the Treaties and partly in secondary legislation. Key measures are the Free Movement Directive, the Regulation on the Free Movement of Workers, the Directive on Enforcement of Free Movement Immigration Rights and the Social Security Coordination Regulation. The European Commission takes an active role in promoting and enforcing free movement rights, notably by pursuing infraction proceed ... See more

4.8

248 Users Enrolled

£ 100 +VAT

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Possible Defences to a Claim

with Steph Barber

Aimed at those specialising in clinical negligence work, this bite size session will provide viewers with an overview of the potential defences available in clinical negligence cases. Consideration will be given to the 3-year rule or the limitation period, which stipulates how long claimants have to initiate proceedings and the question of a patient’s consent to treatment. Lecturer Steph Barber will also discuss the exceptions to the 3-year time frame and the point at which the ‘clock’ starts i.e. the date of injury or the date ... See more

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90 Users Enrolled

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Civil Appeals

with Ben Amunwa

This 7-part series of bite-size webinars will cover multiple aspects of civil appeals including the form and substance of common grounds of appeal, the procedures for obtaining permission to appeal and the tests that apply at the permission stage.Consideration will be given to the procedure followed in the Court of Appeal at permission stage and at final hearings and viewers will receive guidance on how they can improve their appellate court advocacy skills.Part 1 - Scope of CPR Part 52During this session consideration will be given ... See more

5

208 Users Enrolled

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Health & Safety - Dismissals and Detriment

with Alastair Hodge

Delivered by experienced barrister and lecturer Alastair Hodge of 5 Essex Court, this 30-minute session will focus on one aspect of health & safety law, namely where it interweaves with employment law and the interrelationship between employees, safety representatives and safety committees. Consideration will be given to the protection which section 44 of the Employment Rights Act provides in relation to health and safety detriments. Similar provisions that exist in relation to protection for dismissal on health and safety grounds will also b ... See more

4.6

153 Users Enrolled

£ 70 +VAT

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Vicarious Liability - An Update

with Nicky Carter

Vicarious liability is a complicated area of personal injury practice which can have far reaching consequences for employee and employer alike; under common law, if an employee caries out tortious acts in the course of their employment, then their employer is vicariously liable for these actions.Delivered by solicitor and lecturer Nicky Carter, this two-part session will explore key case law developments in respect of vicarious liability, making it invaluable for those new to this area of law and more experienced practitioners seeking a refresh ... See more

108 Users Enrolled

£ 100 +VAT

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PI Litigation Strategy

with Nicky Carter

Delivered by Datalaw favourite Nicky Carter, this 30-minute session provides an invaluable insight into PI litigation strategy and will cover the following topics: • Protocols and Portals• Limitation-getting it right• Service- avoiding the Pitfalls• Pre-action Disclosure o When? o How? o Costs?• Interim Payments o When o How o Inside and outside the Portals

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264 Users Enrolled

£ 70 +VAT

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