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Landmark Information are proud to be sponsoring Liverpool Law Society’s Residential Property Conference, which will be taking place on Wednesday 20th September 2023 at Taylor Wessing, Liverpool.
This hybrid event will cover topics pertinent to residential property lawyers such as the latest updates on Leasehold and Enfranchisement, HMLR, boundary disputes and Climate Change.
The Climate Change session will be delivered by Landmark Information’s Sally Redman and will run through how climate change is likely to impact the UK, the types of climate change hazards that can be identified during the property due diligence process and equip you with advice on how to tackle it alongside The Law Society guidance on climate change, by answering the following questions:
- What causes climate change and how it may affect the UK?
- Why climate change hazards should be considered in property due diligence?
- What is the main terminology around climate change modelling?
- How can you advise clients if climate change risks have been identified?
Full Agenda:
9.15-9.30: Registration/ Virtual Log on
9.30-9.40: Welcome and Introduction – John Jones, Jackson Lees
9.40-10.20: Leasehold and Enfranchisement – Katherine Whittle and Sarah Howe, Brabners
10.20-10.40: HM Land Registry Latest Updates – Leanne Wright and Pam White, HM Land Registry
10.40-11.10: Improve and Evidence CQS Compliance with ease using digital solutions – Lisa Edwards, InfoTrack
11.10-11.30: Break
11.30-12.00: Transforming the home buying and selling process – Stephen Ward, CLC
12.00-12.30: Climate Change in Residential Property Transactions: Understanding future risk and how to advise for best practice due diligence – Sally Redman, Landmark Legal
12:30-1.15: Break
1.15-2.00: CQS 2023 Update – Tracy Thompson, Tracy Thompson Associates
2.00-2.45: Residential Conveyancing from a Landlord’s/ Managing Agent’s Perspective – help us to help you – Rob Denman, JB Leitch
2.45-3.30: A litigator’s perspective on boundary disputes and rights of way – Andrew Leaky, Jackson Lees
3.30-3.40: Summary – John Jones
More information on the event and registration can be found on Liverpool Law Society’s website.
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