Paralegal pointers: details of this year’s annual conference are now available, and places are selling fast
14th March 2016
| Sandra Reid
We are holding our annual conference on 21 April 2016 in the Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow. Tickets are available on our website at the cost of £50 per person. It's selling very fast and over 80 were sold in the 10 days after going on sale. Please be quick if you want to join us. You can get your ticket here.
The conference is always fully subscribed and delegates will get at least five hours’ verifiable CPD. Speakers this year include:
- Conveyancing
Donald Reid, Mitchells Roberton; Louise Johnston, Turcan Connell - Civil/Criminal
Gary Munro, Mailers; Anne Quinn, Jardine Donaldson - Debt recovery
William Cameron, Scott & Co; Emma McIlwraith, Optima Legal - Executry
Paul McAulay, Turcan Connell; Mark Harris, Pagan Osborne; Steven Waters, Watersrule
Also at the conference, we are announcing the winner of our first SPA Paralegal of the Year Award, which has been kindly sponsored by Millar & Bryce.
The conference is open to all, whether you are an SPA member or not. If you wish to become a member of the Association, please visit our website.
The Scottish Paralegal Association was formed in 1993 to promote the interests of paralegals in Scotland. We are a voluntary, not-for-profit association with an elected committee bound by a constitution. We are your voice, and if we can help in any way in organising local CPD events or networking in your area, please contact us at [email protected]
Another date for your diary is our AGM, which is being held on Saturday 9 April in the Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow. We would love to see you there!
The Author
Sandra Reid, treasurer, Scottish Paralegal Association
In this issue
- Divorce in Scots law and Sharia law
- British Bill of Rights: radical reform or damp squib?
- Ten steps to winning new business
- The Keeper is coming
- Winding-up applications: when to refuse a first order
- Reading for pleasure
- Opinion: Marsha Scott
- Book reviews
- Profile: Susan Carter
- President's column
- Securities: no more sasine
- People on the move
- Back for more
- Funding your practice
- Equal but different?
- Making safety work
- A mediation story: the mediator's log
- Uber and above?
- Experts reassessed
- Land reform: part 10 takes shape
- Out of shape
- Requirement to register: meet PSC and SIOC
- Transgender: developing participation rules
- Scottish Solicitors Discipline Tribunal
- The road less travelled
- From the Brussels office
- Law reform roundup
- Doing the business
- EU benefit rights: a not so new deal?
- Fraud: raising your game
- Ask Ash
- In the rights place
- Using your secure digital signature
- Come to the conference
