Events and webinars

Following on from our previous webinars on IT procurement, this webinar will run through a hypothetical IT procurement subject to the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

This webinar will look at the first set of provisions that came into force in autumn 2022, after the Charities Act 2022 received royal assent. It is expected that its provisions will be brought into force in three tranches during autumn 2022, spring 2023 and autumn 2023.

In this second of our series of webinars on IT procurement, we explore the use of framework agreements as commercial purchasing tools for IT requirements under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

The fourth in our 2022 annual housing management update webinars will be a general update on case law and legislation over the last 12 months.

Our annual employment update provides a comprehensive, accessible update of the cases that have been decided, the ones that are still to be decided, the changes to the law that have come through and the ones that are still being debated.

Catch up on the latest developments, pick up some top tips, learn to proactively manage those claims, get an insight into the market of disrepair claims, and an update on case law and the changing world of fixed fees.

The second of our annual housing management update webinars held this autumn will focus on non-litigation updates. It will cover changes in legislation, regulation and best practice relating to both tenants and leaseholders over the past 12 months.

Launching our 2022 annual housing management update webinars, this first session will focus on the new Renters Reform proposals to abolish Section 21 notices and the use of any fixed-term assured tenancies in the social and private rented housing sector.

The great resignation is a reality in the housing sector and not just a trendy hashtag! The purpose of this webinar is to address what housing providers can do to buck this trend right from the start of the employment journey.

This webinar focuses on the legal and commercial issues that local authorities, housing associations, education bodies, and other contracting authorities have to grapple with at the start of the IT procurement lifecycle.