Annual Criminal Seminar – 5th October 2019
On Saturday 5th October 2019, we will be holding our Annual Criminal seminar at Leeds BPP Law .
Family Law Seminar: ‘Intra-familial child sexual abuse in care proceedings’
On 12 May 2020, Huw Lippiatt and Philippa Hildyard will be hosting a seminar entitled ‘Familial Child Sexual abuse – where are we at? A review of ‘the multi-agency responses to child sex abuse in the family environment’ report, Re AA & 25 others [2019] EWFC 64, and our experience of recent multi-party proceedings’. They […]
Zoom Seminar on 22 June 2020: “Parental Leave During the Pandemic: preparing to get back to an uncertain workplace”
“Parental Leave During the Pandemic: preparing to get back to an uncertain workplace” Monday 22 June 2020, 1.30pm via Zoom A seminar for solicitors and barristers hosted by Wendy Showell Nicolas, psychotherapist, regarding the emotional, practical and professional impact of returning to work after a period of parental leave, with discussions about the effect of […]
Family Law Seminar on Paternity and Parental Alienation
PSQB is holding a virtual seminar entitled ‘Paternity – How not to do it & Parental Alienation – A user guide for Lawyers’. The event will be held via Zoom at 5.30pm on 23 June 2020. Please contact paul@psqb.co.uk by 22 June if you would like to attend.
PSQB Family Team hosts another successful virtual seminar
Paternity – How not to do it & Parental Alienation – A user guide for Lawyers The Family Team at Park Square Barristers hosted another successful virtual seminar on Tuesday evening, 23 June 2020. Helen Hendry and Ayshea Megyery were on the panel, discussing the current state of the law in respect of paternity testing, […]
Family Seminar 12 November 2019
Part of our family team’s seminar programme. Registration will be at 3.30pm and the seminar will begin at 4pm at East Parade Social in Leeds.
Employment Seminar
On 3rd October 2019, Chelsea Brooke-Ward will be presenting a seminar on practicalities of proving disability and discrimination in employment law.