New webinar series with IQ Legal Training

Next month we are launching a new webinar series, in partnership with IQ Legal Training, a leading provider of professional development training for legal practitioners.

This new series of commercial conveyancing webinars aimed at Local Authority, commercial and in-house property solicitors, promises to deliver invaluable insights into various aspects of commercial property law, catering to practitioners of all levels and experience.

The first session, ‘Ten good habits when advising on commercial leases – preliminary issues’, takes place on Wednesday 7^th May at 10.00am. Presenter Ian Quayle will delve into topics essential for commercial property lawyers' success. Attendees can expect in-depth discussions and practical advice on the following key areas:

• Using Heads of Terms  - should we use the RICS model?
• Contracting out of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 - tips and traps.
• Allowing occupation before completion of the lease - licence or tenancy at will.
• Dealing with unrepresented tenants - what are the pitfalls?

Attendees will also be joined by Jamie Winch from Land Registry who will provide an update on local land charges.

This webinar offers a unique opportunity for legal professionals to enhance their knowledge and stay abreast of the latest developments in the dynamic world of commercial conveyancing. The agenda also includes time for attendee questions, allowing participants to engage directly with the speakers. Registration for the webinar is now open. Secure your spot today by registering here.

Geodesys has successfully run webinars with IQ Legal training since 2023, often focussing on commercial transactions. Following on from these previous rewarding webinars we are delighted to bring you this new series. Keep an eye out for the upcoming webinars in this series on the following topics:

• Ten good habits when advising on commercial leases – drafting or advising on the lease
• Ten good habits when selling commercial property
• Ten good habits when dealing with registered land

If you would like to be the first to hear about these webinars, get in touch with us to be added to their mailing list and follow us on LinkedIn.

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