New Harcourt Chambers Finance-Focused Webinar Series for Junior Lawyers – Kicking Off 27th May

30th Apr 2025 | Webinars

We’re excited to announce a brand-new series of finance-focused webinars designed specifically for junior solicitors (0–7 years PQE), trainees, and paralegals. These sessions will provide practical insights and guidance on key financial issues encountered in practice, tailored to those in the early stages of their legal careers.

The first webinar in the series will be delivered by Ben Woolstencroft, who will be speaking on Transfers of Tenancy. It will take place online at 5pm on Tuesday 27th May 2025.

This is a fantastic opportunity to deepen your understanding of a complex area of law in a clear and accessible way.

Click here to register your space.

Stay tuned for more details on upcoming sessions in the series.

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