Conveyancing Virtual Training Event with Hertfordshire Law Society – FREE WEBINAR

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The Hertfordshire Law Society are running a Conveyancing webinar on Thursday 20th October 2022 between 10:00am and 12:00pm. A brief synopsis follows below and attendance is FREE for Hertfordshire Law Society members. Registration is required by visiting the following link – https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/1334439205800049420

 

Join us for this virtual CPD event as we look at recent developments & updates affecting conveyancing professionals. The session will feature the following speakers & topics:

 

10:00am: Welcome & Introductions – Steve Hamilton HLS President

10:02am: Contaminated Land Assessment in Hertfordshire – Nick Treble, Strategic Account Manager, Groundsure.

This session will provide an overview of Contaminated Land risks in UK property transactions with a focus on Hertfordshire

10:45am: HM Land Registry – Service update, Hertfordshire focus, & common enquiries with first registrations – Jamie Winch, Senior Delivery Manager, HM Land Registry

This session will cover HM Land Registry’s priorities over the next few years and provide an update on the Local Land Charges Programme. We will be taking a look at the programme’s progress to date, outlining the plans for the future, and looking at the impact this will have on Hertfordshire as well as the wider national conveyancing process. We will also cover HM Land Registry’s wider transformation initiatives, including Digital ID and e-Signatures, looking at how these may affect you in the future.

11:20am: Hertfordshire’s Mining Legacy and the modern day conveyancer – Nick Treble, Strategic Account manager, Groundsure

This session will provide an overview of Ground Stability risks in UK property transactions with a focus on Hertfordshire.

12:00pm: Finish & Close

 

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We look forward to seeing you there!

 

Steven Hamilton

President of the Hertfordshire Law Society

 

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