Surrey Law Society offers a comprehensive programme of training and events for its members, including free webinars, online courses, in-person seminars and a range of networking opportunities. Members benefit from a 50% discount on attendance at courses, either online or in person, and other opportunities for Double the Learning, Half the Price and Season Ticket discounts. Non-member rates are also available. Kindly be aware that there is an additional 1.5%+80p booking charge applied to the overall ticket prices. Social Events are priced individually, please click on the event below to find out more information.
Member Fee: Free of Charge (including notes and a copy of the recording)
Non-Member Fee: £35+VAT
Member Fee: £60+VAT (including notes and a copy of the recording)
Non-Member Fee: £120+VAT (including notes and a copy of the recording)
Member Fee: £95+VAT (including notes and refreshments)
Non-Member Fee: £180+VAT (including notes and refreshments)
Please click on the Members and Pricing link below to see details of Double the Learning, Half the Price and Season Ticket offers for more member savings
This in-person course will guide private client practitioners on key post-Budget changes, including updates to Business Property Relief (BPR), Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and its implications for farmers, and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) adjustments.
This 1-hour free webinar offers a clear, entry-level overview of the changes to the UK’s non-domiciled (non-dom) tax regime, aimed at making these significant updates accessible to all practitioners.
This comprehensive in-person course will provide Private Client practitioners with a thorough understanding of what FICs are, how they operate, and their key advantages in structuring family wealth.
Join Surrey Law Society and Actionstep for an exclusive lunchtime briefing where we’ll unpack the key insights from the newly released 2025 UK Midsize Law Firm Priorities Report.
This course offers family law practitioners practical insights and strategies to stay compliant and reduce the risk of malpractice claims.