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Training & Events
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.
SLS Training Pricing & Member Offers
Webinars (1 hour):
Member Fee: Free of Charge (including notes and a copy of the recording)
Non-Member Fee: £50+VAT (including notes and a copy of the recording)
Online Courses (2 hours):
Member Fee: £80+VAT (including notes and a copy of the recording)
Non-Member Fee: £125+VAT (including notes and a copy of the recording)
Trainee Fee: £50+VAT (including notes and a copy of the recording)
Courses (3 hours):
Member Fee: £130+VAT (including notes and refreshments)
Non-Member Fee: £195+VAT (including notes and refreshments)
Trainee Fee: £65+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
PAST EVENT: Will Drafting Red Flags – Avoiding Common Pitfalls
In this comprehensive Will Drafting Masterclass, private client practitioners will gain valuable insights from James Lister, an expert in identifying and addressing key challenges in Will drafting.
PAST EVENT: How to Respond to Residential Enquiries in Light of the New TA6
The TA6 (6th edition) was published on 13th October 2025. This session explores key issues arising from the updated form, including how to handle residential enquiries, the law of misrepresentation, and liability for clients and conveyancers.
PAST EVENT: The Renters’ Rights Act 2025: Obtaining Vacant Possession in a New Age
This primarily applies in England only. It received the Royal Assent on October 27th, 2025, and is expected to come into force in early 2026.
PAST EVENT: Residential Conveyancing Update 2026: Key Developments and Practical Guidance
As a busy conveyancer, you need to keep up to date with changes in practice as well as changes in the law.