Upcoming Courses

Organiser: Capsticks

Venue: By webinar

Please join partner law firm Capsticks for this intermediate level webinar on Responding to Complex Information Requests on Thursday 15 October at 12 noon for one hour. It is FREE for all NWLC members to attend.

This session will cover how to deal with complex FOI and Subject Access Requests, including the application of exemptions and tactical considerations. We will also focus on the latest FOI and data protection developments.

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Organiser: Browne Jacobson

Venue: Webinar

Please join partner law firm Browne Jacobson for this FREE Junior Lawyer Group webinar on transitioning to being a qualified lawyer on 2 November at 3pm, for one hour. All NWLC members are welcome to attend.

This webinar is designed for junior lawyers who are approaching or have recently reached qualification, offering practical guidance and honest insight into what the transition to qualified lawyer really looks like. Whether you are in your final seat, awaiting your results, or newly qualified, this session will help you feel prepared, confident, and professionally grounded as you step into this next stage of your career.

There will be a panel of speakers including Alice Smith from partner law firm Browne Jacobson and our Junior Lawyer Group management team led by Lydia Wright.

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Organiser: Browne Jacobson

Venue: Webinar

Please join partner law firm Browne Jacobson for this Advanced level webinar on contract management under the procurement act 2023 on Wednesday 11 November at 12 noon.

It is FREE for all NWLC members to join.

This webinar will provide an overview of the new contract management obligations contained in the Procurement Act 2023.

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Organiser: Capsticks

Venue: Webinar

Please join partner law firm Capsticks for this webinar on Public Rights of Way, on Wednesday 25 November at 12.00 noon.
It is FREE for all NWLC members to attend.

This webinar will provide a practical overview of the legal framework governing public rights of way, including key legislation, the different types of rights of way, and the current position on historic claims.

Our speakers will explore the Definitive Map Modification Order (DMMO) process, covering evidential requirements, common pitfalls and recent legal developments. The session will also examine issues relating to obstruction, diversion and extinguishment, including landowner responsibilities, enforcement powers and the interaction with planning. The webinar will conclude with a discussion of common disputes and enforcement challenges, including boundary encroachment, gates and stiles.

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