Events

Past Events and Webinars

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In-person seminar

London Seminar: Royal Assent Imminent – the Employment Rights Bill! Legal changes and what they mean for HR and their organisations

2:00 pm - 4.30 pm
25 November 2025

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Panel Discussion

Green Gains: Unlocking Net Zero for SMEs

5:55 pm - 8:00 pm
29 October 2025

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On Demand Webinar

Employment law changes in 2025: What you need to know

11:00 am – 12:00 pm
30 September 2025

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13 April 2026
Litigation and dispute resolution

Renters’ Rights Act coming into force on 1 May 2026

The long-awaited Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (RRA) comes into force on 1 May 2026, bringing the biggest changes to the private rental sector since the 1980s. So what do landlords need to know about what is changing?

13 April 2026
Immigration

Sponsor Licence Compliance in 2026: Increased Scrutiny, Increased Risk – Time to Audit

The Home Office’s latest updates to sponsor guidance in March 2026, alongside broader immigration rule changes introduced this year, signal a decisive shift in the UK’s sponsorship regime.

10 April 2026
Privacy and Data Protection

Is your tech discriminatory?

Employers are increasingly reliant on technology to assist with all kinds of functions – from strengthening security to streamlining recruitment processes.

09 April 2026
Employment

Bereaved Partner’s Paternity Leave: the new statutory right explained

The new statutory right is not inconsequential, and so to ensure that everyone is up to date: here is what you need to know about this new right.

02 April 2026
Commercial Real Estate

Can I have access to a neighbour’s land to carry out works to my property?

As a landowner, maintaining and repairing your property is important. It may be the case that to do so, you will need to access the land of a neighbour.

01 April 2026
Privacy and Data Protection

Recognising DSARs: top tips for organisations

The UK GDPR grants Data Subjects, who are the individuals to whom the personal data relates, rights over their personal data, including the rights of access, correction and erasure.