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CPD Events
The Royal Faculty's CPD education programme has long been highly regarded as providing excellent training and education at a reasonable price. We will continue to strive to ensure that our seminars remain topical and relevant to legal practitioners and would welcome feedback on any aspect of the education programme. If you have any comments you would like to share or suggested topics for future webinars and conferences please email us.
Upcoming Events
Thu 24 AprGlasgowAll are welcome to the Royal Faculty for an exhibition, concert and evening of good company to celebrate the creative talents of Scotland's Lawyers. Raising money for a worthwhile cause.
Wed 30 AprGlasgowThe second semi-final of the 2025 edition of the Sheriff Principal's Mooting Competition will feature teams from the Glasgow Caledonian University and University of Strathclyde.
Wed 07 MayGlasgowThe RFPG's Annual Civil Procedure Half-Day Conference
Thu 08 MayGlasgowA seminar on Section 275 of the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 from Thomas Ross KC
Tue 13 MayGlasgowThis event is aimed at Students, Trainees & Newly Qualified Solicitors (<2years PQE)
Wed 14 MayGlasgowEmployment Judge Hoey will deliver a practical session aimed at identifying key pitfalls in Tribunal advocacy and in providing guidance as to how best to present a case before the Tribunal, including dealing with preliminary issues, the overriding objective, reasonable adjustments, dealing with exam
Tue 20 MayGlasgowPerplexed by partnerships, or don’t know your mixed-use properties from your multiple dwellings relief? Join Graeme Connell, author of Land and Buildings Transaction Tax 2024/25, for a walk through some of the more complex areas of LBTT.- Wed 21 MayGlasgowThe Final of the 2025 edition of the Sheriff Principal's Mooting Competition will feature the winners of the preliminary rounds between teams from the City of Glasgow College v University of Glasgow and Caledonian University v the University of Strathclyde.
Thu 12 JunGlasgowSpecialists from Wbg will provide an overview of personal and corporate insolvency in Scotland. They will cover the different types of personal and corporate insolvency processes and what happens when a deceased person’s estate is insolvent.
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