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Latest news and information for legal professionals in the Tyneside and Northumberland regions
Latest news and information for legal professionals in the Tyneside and Northumberland regions
The University of Law reflects on its three years of collaboration with Newcastle University Law School, its partnership with Newcastle Law Society and its exclusive partnerships with Law Firms.
The President reports on the Society's past events in September and highlights the upcoming events in October.
The conveyancing sector is undergoing significant changes, driven by new regulations, evolving client expectations, and technological advancements. As the industry adapts, conveyancers have the opportunity to refine their approaches to compliance, risk management, and client due diligence. By embracing the right tools and strategies, firms can maintain a strong position in a competitive market.
Our sponsor Innovate Mortgage & Loans support Solicitors in the North East by giving them advice on how they can assist their clients on the principle options available to divorcing couples when it comes to selling the marital home.
The President reflects on his first six months of his Presidential Year and highlights all the forthcoming events the Society is hosting.
Newcastle Law Society are pleased to introduce our new partnership with ReviewSolicitors. In the evolving digital landscape of legal services, where informed decisions are a click away, ReviewSolicitors stands as the UK's primary source of information and a beacon for new clients seeking legal representation, guiding them through the often-complex realm of legal services.
The President reports on a busy month.
Society President, Nigel Emmerson reports on a busy month for Newcastle Law Society
One of the highlights of the Annual Law Dinner is the Awards Ceremony where we get an opportunity to celebrate all the newly Qualified Solicitors in the North East, we welcome them into the profession and wish them every success in their careers. The Society also presents seven awards to students who have gained the highest grades in their degrees and gone on to obtain training contracts.