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¿Estás aprovechando todo el potencial de la inteligencia artificial en tu despacho?

dónde: Online

cuando: 06/11/2025

La digitalización del sector legal ya no es opcional. La IA está redefiniendo cómo se trabaja, cómo se factura y cómo se toman decisiones.

📊 El último informe Future Ready Lawyer revela que:

• 6 de cada 10 profesionales anticipan una disminución del uso de la hora facturable gracias a la IA.
• Más de la mitad ya está ajustando su modelo de negocio para adaptarse a esta nueva realidad.
• Casi tres cuartas partes consideran que el dominio tecnológico es esencial al incorporar nuevo talento.

Además, la IA generativa está impactando directamente en:

• La optimización de procesos internos.
• La organización del tiempo de trabajo.
• La definición de estrategias a largo plazo.

Este nuevo escenario exige que los despachos jurídicos se posicionen con herramientas que les permitan ser más ágiles, competitivos y sostenibles.

Lo que aprenderás en esta sesión:

Este webinar te permitirá entender cómo la inteligencia artificial está pasando de ser una promesa a una herramienta concreta en el día a día de tu despacho. A través de ejemplos reales, verás cómo la IA generativa ya está ayudando a:

• Reducir el tiempo dedicado a tareas documentales.
• Agilizar la búsqueda de información relevante.
• Tomar decisiones con mayor rapidez y precisión.

Además, analizaremos los datos más relevantes del último informe Future Ready Lawyer, que muestran cómo la tecnología está influyendo en la forma de trabajar, facturar y atraer talento en el sector legal.

Durante la sesión, también conocerás herramientas prácticas de IA para abogados, en este caso, Kleos Expert AI, el asistente inteligente integrado en Kleos que te ofrece toda la potencia de la IA generativa en tu trabajo diario, de forma segura y fluida.

Este webinar está diseñado para ofrecerte una visión práctica y estratégica sobre cómo incorporar la IA en tu despacho de forma efectiva.

📅 Detalles del webinar:

Fecha: 6 de noviembre
Hora: 17:00 – 18:00 h
Formato: Online y Gratuito

Reserva tu plaza rellenando el formulario. Recibirás un email con el enlace para acceder en directo. ¡Nos vemos online!

Total: USD $995.00

Introduction

Are you confident advising clients on how the Care Act treats property when someone moves into care?

This new virtual classroom seminar breaks down exactly when a person’s home or other property is counted as an asset under the Act and when it isn’t.

Through clear, practical guidance, you will learn how to explain the available options to clients, help them understand their rights and responsibilities and navigate tricky scenarios with confidence.

Register today to ensure your advice is accurate, up-to-date, and aligned with Care Act requirements.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive course will cover the following:

• When a property will be disregarded for care fees
• Practical advice on what to do if someone lives in the property to include the payment of bills
• When a deferred payment agreement may be necessary as well as how they work
• How to deal with matters if no one has authority to manage the finances of the person who moved into care

Introduction

Building regulations have become of major importance for conveyancers who require a knowledge of this area. In addition, planning permission is of major importance and has undergone fundamental change.

This virtual classroom seminar will explore both of these areas and will prove a useful guide for conveyancers.

What You Will Learn

This live online course will cover the following:

• Building regulation enforcement periods
• Changes under the Building Safety Act 2022
• Some specific areas e.g. solar panels, septic tanks, conservatories, drains and sewers
• Planning permission enforcement periods
• Planning permission and proceeds of crime
• Listed buildings
• Changes to permitted development and the use classes
• Planning conditions and S.106 agreements
• Community Infrastructure Levy

Introduction

As every family law solicitor will know, financial remedy applications involving intervenors can be complicated, expensive, and slow to progress through the courts. But help is not far away.

This new virtual classroom seminar presented by Greg Williams of Coram Chambers, is designed to provide you with the key issues that are likely to arise in an intervenor’s claim and provide you with sufficient detail to help advise the applicant or the respondent or the third party as the case may be.

This live session will include a case study as a working example, together with top tips for directions orders and joinder; key case law to watch out for, particularly in relation to trusts of land concerning the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ or other relatives, and a section on costs in family finance cases.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• The ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ (or other family members)
• The principle of interventions in financial remedy claims
• On whom does the duty lie to join an intervenor, and when?
• Top tips for directions orders relating to the joinder of intervenors
• What is a trial of a preliminary issue and how do I win one/defend against one?
• The fundamentals of ToLATA: constructive and resulting trusts in intervenor cases
• Other related issues: deeds of trust; escaping deeds of trust; mortgage issues and the equity of exoneration
• Costs consequences in intervenors' claims

Introduction

There have been a considerable number of cases which have come before the tax tribunals on residence and domicile. These important cases look at the law as applied by the statutory residence test. They also look at domicile particularly for IHT purposes.

This 3 hour virtual classroom session updates practitioners on current thinking regarding residence and domicile issues.

This session is relevant for all those who advise or deal with internationally mobile clients.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive course will cover the following:

• Residence - old rules and occasions where they are still important
• Residence - new rules, an explanation of the SRT (statutory residence test)
• Domicile - old rules and their relevance

Residence

• Maintaining non-residence under the day counting regime
• Overseas work day relief
• Remaining CGT exemptions for non-residents
• Treaty residence - how it differs from domestic residence
• Use of personal allowance and lower rate tax bands
• Years of arrival and departure
• Dual residence
• Exemption with progression v tax credits
• The earnings basis, receipts basis, bonuses and share options
• Termination payments, the new rules and the end of foreign service relief
• Recent case law

Domicile

• First seven years
• Next eight years
• De minimis limits
• Pre-arrival planning
• Use of offshore trusts
• Children’s tax position
• IHT and the non UK-domiciled spouse
• Obtaining tax credits for the RBC (remittance based charge)
• Protected trusts
• Recent case law

Introduction

Having difficult conversations comes with the territory of leadership, yet many managers delay or avoid them, particularly when working with junior or high-potential professionals.

This virtual classroom seminar is designed to help leaders in professional services approach challenging conversations with clarity, confidence, and compassion. You will learn how to give constructive feedback without damaging relationships, over-softening the message, or avoiding the issue altogether.

Using practical frameworks, real-world scenarios, and guided discussion, you will leave with the tools and confidence to tackle difficult conversations early and handle them well.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive course will cover the following:

• Balance positive and constructive feedback effectively
• Structure difficult conversations using the IBICC model
• Reduce defensiveness and build trust during feedback
• Handle emotional reactions with confidence
• Prepare for and lead tough conversations with junior team members

Introduction

If you are involved in advising in relation to private company acquisitions, then this virtual classroom seminar is for you.

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act ('ECCTA') received Royal Assent on 26 October 2023. This online session builds on from the Corporate Transparency Proposed Reforms Learn Live which provided an overview as to the likely reform impact.

This session will focus on key areas to consider as part of a private company acquisition.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• ECCTA implications for due diligence currently including areas to consider adding to questionnaires (and additional implications relating to areas not yet in force)
• Consideration of warranty cover in relation to the additional risks posed by the ECCTA reforms
• ECCTA completion and post completion considerations

Introduction

Offensive weapon offences are part of the staple diet of the defence and prosecution in both the Magistrates and Crown Court.

This virtual classroom seminar will provide you with a comprehensive introduction to the key issues.

Where the Police, Crime, Sentencing & Courts Act 2022 or the Judicial Review & Courts Act 2022 have implemented changes to legislation, the course will include these updates where relevant to subject matter.

Now updated to include changes to the Criminal Procedure Rules, the Criminal Practice Directions 2023 and new caselaw on zombie knives.

What You Will Learn

This live and interactive session will cover the following:

• Key concepts; ‘has with him’, ‘reasonable excuse’, ‘possession’ and more
• Principles & interpretation of the Sentencing Guidelines
• Sentencing decisions from the Court of Appeal
• Burden of proof
• Joint possession
• New offences under the Offensive Weapons Act 2019
• Case law

Introduction

As a Law Society approved provider this three day in-person course is set at intermediate level and delegates will be expected to show the knowledge standards set out in the Accreditation Scheme criteria and guidance notes. Delegates will be issued with a 'certificate of full attendance' on successful completion and can then apply for membership to the scheme within six months.

Not only will the seminar equip you with the tools to apply for membership, it will also enhance your legal knowledge, understanding of procedures, processes and theories.

Applicants for membership of the Children Law Accreditation Scheme must complete a compulsory training course before the application is made. Membership is open to solicitors and Chartered Fellows of the Institute of Legal Executives (CFILEX) who are employed by a solicitor and have completed a rights of audience or some other CILEX approved advocacy qualification.

What You Will Learn

It will cover case studies, group work and practical pointers. Written and delivered by a Child Care Law Solicitor, and a Children's Guardian, both with several years' hands on experience in this rapidly changing area of the law, it will cover, amongst other areas:

• Role, Duties and Functions of the Children's Guardian
• Care Proceedings
• Significant Harm
• Threshold Considerations
• Disclosure in Care Cases and Adoption
• Experts and Assessments
• Local Authority Procedures and Processes
• Contact and Attachment Theories
• Human Rights Act 1998
• Secure Accommodation
• Working Together and Public Law Outline
• Criminal Injuries
• Planning Effectively
• Adoption and Placement
• Drafting and Court Work
• Support Services