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Finding the time to maintain the level of expertise and legal knowledge you need to practise effectively is increasingly challenging in today’s time poor business environment.
With this in mind LexisNexis has developed a new series of Webinar Briefs to enable you to keep on top of your area of practice without impacting upon your client work.
Webinar Briefs condense cutting-edge legal topics into readily accessible 10-minute videos to enable you to stay up to date with the latest key developments in practice and meet regulatory requirements, while maintaining your busy schedule.
Like all of our webinars they are delivered by leading practitioners and are available to view on demand, anytime you like, for up to 24 months after the broadcast date. They can be viewed on a desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile and a downloadable podcast is also provided for learning on the go.
Webinar Briefs are included as part of a webinar subscription or can be purchased separately. We will be adding to this programme on a continuous basis.
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Please note that our Webinar Briefs do not have supporting materials or an associated quiz.
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- Available now(Brief) Supply chain management update: the draft Corporate Insolvency and Governance Bill (2020)Webinar Briefs|Commercial LawShortly after our Supply Chain Management (2020) webinar, the government released the draft Corporate Insolvency and Governance legislation. This Webinar Brief explores the importance of ...
- Available nowCOVID-19 and the energy sector (2020)COVID-19|Webinar Briefs|ConstructionThis webinar explores the impact of COVID-19 on the energy sectors in the key European markets of the UK, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. Topics ...
- Available now(Brief) Force majeure – emergence from lockdown (2020)COVID-19|Webinar Briefs|Commercial LawOur commercial law experts return to talk about contractual issues for companies as we emerge from lockdown. In particular, they examine whether the performance of ...
- Available now(Brief) Insurance coverage issues following COVID-19 (2020)COVID-19|Insurance|Webinar BriefsOur specialist speakers from Fountain Court Chambers discuss the enormous disruption Coronavirus has caused to businesses and the insurance market, and explore the implications for ...
- Available now(Brief) Force majeure and COVID-19 (2020)COVID-19|Webinar Briefs|Commercial LawAmong businesses, one of the key issues to arise from COVID-19 and the accompanying lockdown is the fulfillment of their contractual obligations. In this webinar, ...
- Available now(Brief) GP-led secondaries through preferred equity (2019)Webinar Briefs|Banking and Financial ServicesIn this webinar our finance experts discuss preferred equity in the context of private equity secondary transactions. The secondary markets has strengthened in the past ...
- Available now(Brief) Net Value Assets (NAV) facilities (2019)Webinar Briefs|Banking and Financial ServicesDue to an increased growth in the funds finance market in recent years, there has been a significant growth in funds seeking to find debt ...
- Available nowRecruiting Low Skilled Workers Post-Brexit (2019)Webinar Briefs|Immigration|BrexitNot a day goes by without reference to low skilled immigration in the news, and in this webinar our subject specialists provide a birds eye ...
- Available now(Brief) Judicial tips and traps in conducting complex finance cases in the family court (2019)Webinar Briefs|FamilyIn this family law webinar, our expert speakers discuss possible judicial traps that they have found, and other practitioners are likely to find when conducting ...
- Available now(Brief) Sch 1 Children Act: what are the court’s powers, what is the procedure and what is recent case law in bigger money claims? (2019)Webinar Briefs|FamilyIn this family law webinar our expert speakers explore Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989. This schedule provides the court with the powe to ...
- Available now(Brief) Spousal maintenance: Why, When, How much and for how long? (2019)Webinar Briefs|FamilyIn this brief family law webinar, our practitioners discuss spousal maintenance received upon the breakdown on a marriage - in particular looking into the length ...
- Available now(Brief) Rent reviewsWebinar Briefs|Commercial PropertyOur property disputes specialist discusses a number of changes to the case law concerning rent reviews in this Webinar Brief, covering topics including:Challenging the Arbitrator:UMS ...
- Available now(Brief) October 2019 M and A Trend ReportWebinar Briefs|Corporate LawThis webinar, in conjunction with the LexisPSL Market Tracker update, provides an overview of Public M&A activity in Q3 2019.Viewing this webinar will help solicitors ...
- Available now(Brief) Milestone payments on 'sign-off of works'Webinar Briefs|Dispute ResolutionIn this webinar, our expert speaker discusses milestone payments in construction contracts, in light of the recent Court of Appeal decision in Bennett (Construction) Limited ...
- Available now(Brief) Sports Direct, and the failure of public interest companies to appoint an auditorWebinar Briefs|Corporate LawIn this webinar, our specialist speakers discuss the ramifications of the failure of a public interest company to appoint an auditor, in the context of ...
- Available now(Brief) Judge-led dispute resolution across civil litigation following Lomax v LomaxWebinar Briefs|Dispute ResolutionCivil litigators need to be aware of the significant changes made to judge led dispute resolution following the Court of Appeal decision in Lomax v ...
- Available now(Brief) Bringing a case to the Chancery Division: Changes to the Chancery Guide in August 2019Webinar Briefs|Dispute ResolutionA number of updates was made to the Chancery Guide during the summer. In this webinar, our specialist speaker discusses the key changes, including:Part 8 ...
- Available now(Brief) Key changes in the RICS Party Wall Legislation and Procedure guidance noteWebinar Briefs|Residential PropertyIn this webinar, our expert speaker, who sat on the working group for the RICS Party Wall Legislation and Procedure Guidance Note, gives a summary ...
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