Private Client Law and Practice – The Basics
course overview

What?

Developed in association with the Junior Lawyers Division of the Law Society, this two-day face-to-face course aims to enable qualified solicitors practising in other areas to cope with the immediate demands of private client practice.

Who?

The course is open to Law Society members and is aimed primarily at qualified solicitors with up to five years PQE who are considering moving into private client work having practised in other areas. It is also relevant to solicitors with more PQE who want to build their private client capability.

Why?

Extend your knowledge of this resilient practice area
Enhance your marketability and increase your fee-earning potential
Build your confidence to be able to serve clients effectively
Designed and delivered by experienced practitioners
Practical and client-focused small group training, using a blend of presentation and interactive formats to enhance learning

How?

The course is based around two days of face-to-face tuition at a College of Law centre. The topics covered are:

Intestacy
Wills
Inheritance Tax
Trusts in Wills
Estate Planning Principles
Procedure During Probate Administration
Claims Being Made Against an Estate
Consideration of Post-death Planning Opportunities

For more information on course content, please visit the Junior Lawyers Division website.

When?

Friday 23 March – Saturday 24 March 2012.

Where?

The course will take place at our London Moorgate centre:

The College of Law
2 Bunhill Row
London
EC1Y 8HQ

How much?

The 2012 fee is £325 (+VAT) = £390 per delegate.

The course fee includes all course materials as well as lunch and refreshments.

CPD?

This course is accredited for 11 CPD hours.

Course programme

Private Client Law & Practice - the Basics course programme

Book

Download a booking form.

Find out more

Visit the Junior Lawyers Division website
E-mail pd@lawcol.co.uk
Call 0800 289997