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Criminal Law Practice Your Training GuideMay - July 2017

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Welcome to Your Training Guide for Criminal Law Practice

We are pleased to once again present you with a high-quality offering of face-to-face training and webinars delivered by expert speakers.

All of our training is designed to ensure your firm has the expertise needed to stay ahead of the competition and that you have the skills to progress and develop your career as well as meeting the new SRA guidelines on continuing competence.

This Training Guide covers the period May – July 2017 but to explore our full range of courses, conferences and webinars please visit our website at www.clt.co.uk.

SRA Continuing Competence

With the new SRA regulations on continuing competence now in effect, all of our courses have been aligned with the SRA competence areas, ensuring that each CLT course will cover at least one of the following:

Ethics, Professionalism and Judgement

Technical Legal Practice

Working With Other People

Managing Yourself and Your Own Work

Just look for the relevant symbols below each course.

Are you a CLT member?

CLT membership is the ideal solution for organisations looking for a complete legal training package. CLT membership saves you 50% off your training costs and gives access to the Competence Gateway enabling you to manage and track your training, as well as a host of other member benefits.

To find out more about CLT membership, visit www.clt.co.uk/membership or call 0121 362 7705.

We look forward to working with you,

The CLT Team

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Your Gateway to Competence

The Competence Gateway is designed to help you manage your learning and development under the

new continuing competence regime.

How it works:1. Select your field

of law and we will identify the relevant training for you.

2. Reflect on your training and rate your development in the four SRA competencies.

3. Collect your training record and track your development over the year.

Take a tour at:www.competencegateway.com

Contents

Police Station Practice Courses

Advanced Police Station Practice: 2017 Update 6Criminal Law: 2017 Update 6Hot Topics in Criminal Evidence 7Interviewing Witnesses: How to Unlock Their Memories 8Sentencing Young People in Criminal Proceedings 7

Criminal Procedure

Legal Aid Supervision: An Introduction 9Magistrates’ Court Trial Advocacy 9

Other related course

Private Client Conversion Course 10

Our expert speakers 18

Management & Personal Skills Courses NEW

Improving Your Financial Performance on Client Work 15Legal Aid Supervision: An Introduction 13Management Course Stage 1 12SRA Accounts Rules: Achieving Compliance 13Supervision: Essential Skills for Lawyers 14Understanding and Interpreting Company Accounts 12Writing Clear Client Alerts, Briefings, Updates and Newsletters 14

Webinar Highlights

A selection of our Corporate & Commercial Law webinars 16

H AV E YO U CO N S I D E R E D I N - H O U S E T R A I N I N G?

CLT offers comprehensive in-house training solutions that can be tai lored to your f irm’s exact requirements. With access to highly

experienced legal exper ts, we work closely with our cl ients to deliver valuable, cost-effective

training programmes.

Talk to one of the teamContact our

in-house team on 0121 362 7707

or email [email protected]

For more information visit:www.clt.co.uk/in-house

Manchester 11 May Birmingham 19 May

6 | Police Station Practice

£210 + VAT Package price* £240 + VAT CLT Members/£480 + VAT Non-members

6 hours

Criminal Law: 2017 UpdateSpeaker: Matthew Hickling

Sometimes there’s no substitute for face-to-face training. This ever popular programme is for practitioners who want their practical skills to be as up-to-date as their knowledge.

With examples, case studies, discussion and in-depth analysis this course provides a complete update for general crime practitioners including the Serious Crime Act 2015 – new computer offences, sex crimes and more; the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 – the new regime on cautions, new driving offences and much more; the new sentencing regime under the Offender Rehabilitation Act 2014 – all explained as well as new recall offences; SOPOs replaced by SHPOs and SROs; and to top it all, domestic abuse being prosecuted after a refusal to complain.

With rule changes, circulars and the new contracting regimes all covered, this course will leave you completely up-to-date and refreshed with all recent and relevant developments.


6 hours

Nottingham 10 May

Advanced Police Station Practice: 2017 UpdateSpeaker: Matthew Hickling

This course is designed to give experienced police station defence practitioners a complete and thorough update. You will be provided with a comprehensive set of materials including all significant developments in criminal law, procedure and practice.

All recent changes that relate to police station work will be specifically highlighted and discussed. The course will use example case studies to create forums for open led discussions about awkward and topical issues, thus creating a knowledgeable and friendly environment where experiences can be shared and lessons learned.

Delegates can expect to discuss and understand recent case law and its impact upon police station practice in order to bring it into context, recent legislative changes relating to the police station, PACE and Codes of Practice amendments, recognising and dealing with conflict and why it helps and how to make a living with fixed fees by being efficient.

HOT TOPIC

Update Advanced

This course was very well presented by a very knowledgable and engaging trainer

who enabled a good exchange of ideas and experience

Interesting course which covered recent regulations and case law. Great guide to the

essentials required in practice

To book visit www.clt.co.uk/criminal | quote: NMW5 when booking

HOT TOPIC

Police Station Practice | 7


6 hours

London 14 Jun

Hot Topics in Criminal EvidenceSpeaker: Matthew Hickling

Despite being one of the most rapidly developing areas of law, criminal evidence can be the most overlooked. Practitioners spending a lot of time either at court or in the police station can very quickly become out of date.

The law struggles to keep up with modern advances in the use of evidence including electronic data and the use of social media.

This course will ensure that you are fully up-to-date with all of the important recent developments including relevant legislation and judgments.

Excellent insight into matters that even experienced solicitors miss

Update


3 hours

Leeds 6 Jun pm London 21 Jun pm

Sentencing Young People in Criminal ProceedingsSpeaker: Hakan Pettersson

The aim of the course is to provide basic knowledge of the sentencing provisions for young people and to understand how it is applied in practice in the Youth and Crown Courts.

Delegates attending this course will be better equipped to represent young clients in the criminal courts by understanding the sentencing framework as laid out in the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 as amended by the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012.

By the examination of case studies, delegates will be able to have a practical understanding of how the legislation has been applied.

Hakan Pettersson is part of the Youth Offenders Team at Leeds Youth Court and brings first-hand knowledge working knowledge of this area to delegates.

Course clarified a complicated sentencing process and provided all necessary tools to

understand this

Intermediate

To book call 0121 362 7705 | email [email protected] | quote: NMW5 when booking

8 | Police Station Practice


6 hours

Leeds 7 Jun London 8 Jun

Interviewing Witnesses: How to Unlock Their MemoriesSpeaker: Dave Barney

The SRA Competence Statement makes it clear that solicitors must be capable of “obtaining relevant information through effective use of questioning and active listening”. This is sometimes easier said than done when the events in question took place several years before.

This course teaches you how to use techniques based on cognitive interviewing that really work in getting information out of witnesses.

It uses a series of memory retrieval techniques to increase the amount of information that can be obtained from a witness or client.

Cognitive interviewing is successfully used in some of the largest UK law firms and will increase the completeness and accuracy of what your witnesses can remember, helping them to remember clearly things that happened many months, or even many years ago. It will also enable you to:

• Assess litigation risks and make decisions about a case• Prepare cases and take statements based on the

full facts• Obtain up to 40% more relevant information• Obtain uncontaminated evidence from witnesses• Obtain more facts and details from witnesses first

time, reducing the need for costly re-interviews

Intermediate

For more information visit

www.clt.co.uk/membership

C LT M E M B E R S H I P

• Receive 50% off your training costs

• Access a range of free webinars

• Manage your learning with the Competence Gateway

• Save even more by purchasing a training package

• Pay for your training with an interest free f inance plan


Criminal Procedure | 9


6 hours

London 9 May

Magistrates’ Court Trial AdvocacySpeaker: Matthew Hickling

This course has been specifically designed to help criminal advocates to develop their trials skills in a magistrates’ court. Working from a readily digested selection of trial materials, the session recreates some of the trial process in a non-threatening environment. Delegates will be ale to improve their skills without fear. With strictly limited numbers, your own audiovisual recordings and personalised feedback, the day will include:

• Case analysis – Points to prove and how they are proved

• Trial issues – Understanding both sides of the case• Examination in chief – Painting a detailed verbal

picture• Cross-examination – Effective use of questioning

techniques• Opening and closing – How your case follows

the evidence• Reluctant witnesses – Remaining polite and

persuasive

Intermediate


6 hoursFoundation

Southampton 11 May Manchester 16 May London 5 Jun

Legal Aid Supervision: An IntroductionSpeakers: Vicky Ling and Matthew Moore

This course has specifically been designed for those who are stepping into the role of legal aid supervisor or deputy for the first time.

The course has been written with the demands upon supervisors under the SQM/Lexcel and legal aid contracts in mind, and explains the role of the legal aid supervisor and the management skills needed to be effective.

• It meets the generic requirements for supervisor status on page 1 of the LAA Supervisor Form

• Meets the supervisor standards for new crime contracts

• Meets the supervisor standards for civil and family contracts to be re-tendered in 2017

• Covers supervision requirements in current legal aid contracts

• Covers SQM 2013 and Lexcel 6 requirements for supervision and file review

• Provides levels of competence as required by the SRA competence statement

• Practical supervision – day to day techniques for better file compliance

• Hints and tips for dealing with legal aid audits • Building relationships and credibility • Time management


Future dates online

£945 + VAT Package price* £1,080 + VAT CLT Members/£2,160 + VAT Non-members27 hours

Intermediate

Private Client Conversion CourseSpeaker: Caroline Bielanska, Rebecca Sharp, Linda Pratt, and Joe Swift

This course is designed to bring delegates up to a basic level of competence in private client work. It is suitable for practitioners in any field wishing to change specialisms and also for trainees as it assumes no knowledge at the outset. There will be practical exercises and case studies throughout with plenty of opportunity for questions and discussion. Accompanying the course materials will be a resources pack with forms, guidance and other materials. Due to the introductory nature of the course and the fact that only the basics are covered, it may be necessary to attend some of our other courses for more advanced training.

Day 1: Will Drafting and Basic Tax Includes structure and specific clauses, IHT and CGT and variations and disclaimers.

Day 2: Trusts Includes principles and essential elements for creating trusts, taxation, drafting lifetime trusts and a look at the intestacy rules.

Day 3: Advising Elderly Clients Includes the Mental Capacity Act 2005, the Code of Conduct, assessing mental capacity, Lasting Power of Attorney forms and nursing care funded by NHS.

Day 4: Probate and Administration of Estates Includes, property passing outside the Will/intestacy, preparing the IHT205/IHT400, oaths, tax during the administration of estate, finalising IHT and estate accounts.

Day 5 AM: Workshop of Practical Exercises and Case Studies This will provide an opportunity to review your learning over the course and look at detailed case studies with worked examples. Feedback from earlier events shows this is a much needed exercise in consolidation.

10 | Other related course

London 12 - 16 June


CLT offers an extensive l ibrar y of webinars, providing bite -sized chunks of learning

delivered by industr y exper ts.

Lasting just one hour, they cover the latest legal developments across a range of practice areas and can be viewed at a t ime convenient

for you.


www.clt.co.uk/webinars

C LT W E B I N A R S

0121 362 7705 | [email protected] | www.clt.co.uk | Quote booking reference SG120575

CLT offers an extensive l ibrar y of webinars, providing bite -sized chunks of learning

delivered by industr y exper ts.

Lasting just one hour, they cover the latest legal developments across a range of practice areas and can be viewed at a t ime convenient

for you.


www.clt.co.uk/webinars

C LT W E B I N A R S


6 hours

London 11 May London 6 Jun Manchester 7 Jun

Management Course Stage 1Speaker: Charlotte Points or Damon Swindell

Management Course Stage 1 teaches the core skills required to successfully manage a legal practice. It is designed for solicitors in their first 3 years post-qualification but will also provide a useful introduction to many core management techniques for more senior lawyers who have not previously undertaken formal management training.

The course covers the basic principles in areas such as:

• Understanding the environment for legal practice

• Managing law firm finance• Client care and managing people (organisation,

motivation, delegation and dealing with underperformance)

It is delivered by CLT’s highly experienced trainers, who have extensive training and practical law firm management experience.

The course was helpful and gave greater insight into running a business and relevant

issues which can arise

Foundation


6 hours

London 12 Jun

Understanding and Interpreting Company AccountsSpeaker: Mark Vickers

This full day course is aimed at practitioners who are involved in day-to-day Corporate Finance relating to disposals, acquisitions and mergers. It will also be of interest and benefit to Private Client lawyers with private family trading companies. It provides guidance in the use of accounting concepts and techniques, the components of a set of financial statements; and how to understand and interpret such statements and related information in decision making from both the lenders’ and investors’ perspective.

Topics covered on this course include:

• The accounting equation • Financial regulation• The balance sheet (statement of financial position)• Fixed and current assets• Long and short-term liabilities• Statement of shareholders’ equity• The profit and loss account (income statement)• Gross profit and operating profit• Goodwill, depreciation, stock valuation and bad debts• The cash flow statement (profit vs cash)• Ratio analysis – profitability, liquidity, asset turnover• Investor ratios• Group accounts and associated companies• Break-even analysis• Illustrative case studies

Foundation

12 | Management & Personal Skills NEW


Management & Personal Skills NEW | 13


5 hours

London 5 July

SRA Accounts Rules: Achieving ComplianceSpeaker: Andrew Harris

Don’t get caught out by the new requirements as the consequence of non-compliance can be severe.

This interactive course will cover:

• The key principles behind the SRA Accounts Rules and the responsibility for compliance

• An overview of the SRA Accounts Rules and changes brought about by the 2011 Rules

• Common breaches of the Rules – our experience of common mistakes, how to spot them and how to avoid them

• The role of the COFA and guidance on reporting to the SRA

• A guide to key systems and controls, including bank reconciliations and client file reviews

• Dealing with profit costs, disbursements and VAT • Common compliance failings • Other hot topics, including how to spot fraud

and prevention considerations

Intermediate


6 hours

Southampton 11 May Manchester 16 May London 5 Jun

Legal Aid Supervision: An IntroductionSpeakers: Vicky Ling and Matthew Moore

This course has specifically been designed for those who are stepping into the role of legal aid supervisor or deputy for the first time.

The course has been written with the demands upon supervisors under the SQM/Lexcel and legal aid contracts in mind, and explains the role of the legal aid supervisor and the management skills needed to be effective.

• It meets the generic requirements for supervisor status on page 1 of the LAA Supervisor Form

• Meets the supervisor standards for new crime contracts

• Meets the supervisor standards for civil and family contracts to be re-tendered in 2017

• Covers supervision requirements in current legal aid contracts

• Covers SQM 2013 and Lexcel 6 requirements for supervision and file review

• Provides levels of competence as required by the SRA competence statement

• Practical supervision – day to day techniques for better file compliance

• Hints and tips for dealing with legal aid audits • Building relationships and credibility • Time management

Foundation

Andrew is very knowledgeable and answered all questions.

Relaxed atmosphere made it easy to learn


14 | Management & Personal Skills NEW


6 hours

London 16 May Manchester 22 May

Supervision: Essential Skills for LawyersSpeaker: Martin Richardson

At an increasingly early stage post-qualification, associate fee-earners are being asked to ‘manage’ a more junior colleague and his/her work, whether as part of a particular current matter or on a more structured organisational basis. This new responsibility requires the acquisition and use of a fresh set of non-technical skills so that the work of the junior can be supervised effectively and thus directly contribute to the efficiency and profitability of the fee-earning team.

The course is designed to cover the core elements of successful supervisory skills and will deal with the key issues which participants will face when managing a more junior colleague.

• Supervision – its importance and its place in the management spectrum

• The regulatory requirements governing supervision

• Change – dealing with the acquisition of new responsibilities

• Personalities and learning styles – understanding your juniors and what process works best for developing their competence

• The supervisor as leader – role, function, and behavioural approaches

• Coaching – what it involves and how to do it• Motivation – understanding the key drivers that

will get the best out of your junior

Intermediate


3 hours

Manchester 7 Jun pm

Writing Clear Client Alerts, Briefings, Updates and NewslettersSpeaker: Helen Boardman

Clients are frequently not lawyers, and they have a very different way of looking at written materials. In today’s world where the Internet and social media have changed the rules on written communication, it is important to be able to design alerts, briefings, updates and newsletters that put the reader first. This new course shows you how to engage with clients immediately through what you write. The course will show you some new writing ideas that will help you to grab the reader’s attention, signpost the important part of the message for the client and sharpen up your language and message structure. What better result than to be able to design and write communications that clients actually read and understand. If you regularly write to clients in the form of alerts, briefings, updates and newsletters then this course is an essential start point.

What you will learn on this course:

• What clients want, and what they have time to read• Working with the reader’s perspective• Social media – writing for effect• The ‘first and last rule’• Repetition – why we should use it• The ‘Magic of Three’ • Designing headlines which tell a story• Designing subheads that will inform the reader

Foundation


3 hours


London 5 May am

Improving Your Financial Performance on Client WorkSpeaker: Simon Smith

Now more than ever it is vital that every practitioner understands the impact of their individual behaviour on a firm’s financial performance.

This interactive half day course provides some quick wins to improve the ‘outputs for inputs’ equation, and shows how personal effectiveness is a key measure of improved financial health. The course is suitable for all fee earners.

Topics covered include:

Understanding your individual impact on the firm:

• The effect of making minor changes• The ‘cumulative impact’ rule• The reinforcing nature of ‘habits’ – good and bad

Time recording:

• Management tool or billing system? • Getting the language right – the problem with

‘chargeable’ time• How to reduce time ‘leakage’ (without working

harder)

The ‘moments of truth’ in any engagement:

• Recognising when they arise• How to avoid things turning sour• What does ‘excellence’ really mean?

Management and Personal Skills

Webinar Highlights

Branding and the Law: A Practical Guide to Increase Fees Speaker: Marc Duke

Brexit Means Brexit: But What Will it Mean for Law Firms? Speaker: Peter Scott

Content Marketing for Lawyers Speaker: Marc Duke

Lexcel Version 6 Speaker: Damon Swindell

Managing Difficult People Speaker: John Ranson

Marketing Automation for Lawyers: A Silver Bullet or the Pie in the Sky? Speaker: Marc Duke

Money Laundering: A Beginner’s Guide Speaker: Tracey Calvert

PR Choices for Lawyers: How Should a Law Practice Approach PR if at All? Speaker: Marc Duke

Quick Wins on the Client ExperienceSpeaker: Simon Smith

Time Management for Lawyers Speaker: Charlotte Points

View our full range of webinars at www.clt.co.uk/webinars

Foundation

Management & Personal Skills NEW | 15


Webinar Highlights

No Witness Prosecutions This webinar examines the cases where a key prosecution witness fails to gives evidence. What principles should the court apply when considering whether to admit their evidence as hearsay? This webinar will equip you to make representations to the prosecutor and submissions to the court.

• Unwilling witnesses - Case law reviewed• Is the evidence sole or decisive?• What makes a trial unfair for a defendant?• Evidence - Admissibility and exclusion• Making submissions - backed up by case law• Why argue when you’re not going to win?Matthew Hickling

Policing and Crime Act 2017 This webinar will bring you up-to-date with the new criminal legislation in 2017. At the end of the webinar you will be familiar with the core provisions of the Act, including the new restrictive regime for pre-charge bail.

• Excessively lengthy pre-charge bail - Provisions to prevent it

• Under 18’s - Detention and mental health issues• New offences - Pyrotechnic articles at qualifying

events• Amendments to offences - Firearms and online abuse• Increased sentences - for serious stalking and

harassment• Complaining about police behavior - Know your

outcomesMatthew Hickling

Victimless Prosecutions This webinar takes you through the law and legal principles where a prosecution is brought but there is no statement of complaint. Using a real case study, you will be guided on how to advise clients and conduct their cases.

• No statement? Not willing to support a prosecution?

• That’s that then - No, it isn’t! Case to answer?• Hearsay - The law, the facts and the

misperceptions• Accuracy of account - Or only of the statement

made?• Availability of putative complainant - Relevance?• “Victim” - Tips and pitfalls for advocates explainedMatthew Hickling


CLT offers an extensive library of webinars covering the latest hot topics and industry developments. Lasting one hour and costing

from just £35, they are a perfect way of learning in bite-sized chunks at a time and place convenient for you.

View our full range of webinars at www.clt.co.uk/webinars

C LT M E M B E R S H I PBecome a CLT member today and:

• Receive 50% off your training costs

• Access a range of free webinars

• Manage your learning with the Competence Gateway

• Save even more by purchasing a training package

• Pay for your training with an interest free f inance plan

Contact our team nowCall: 0121 362 7705

Email: [email protected]


www.clt.co.uk/membership

Our Speakers

CLT works with highly experienced legal experts and management training professionals to ensure

we offer engaging, high-quality training that deliver the knowledge and skills our clients need to

grow and succeed.

Dave Barney Dave specialises in training lawyers in interviewing and investigating techniques. He has trained over 3,000 lawyers in the last 15 years and has worked with all of the top 10 UK law firms.

Caroline Bielanska Caroline is former Chief Executive of Solicitors for the Elderly and provides consultancy for law firms on an independent basis. She is a committee member on STEP’s Special Interest Group on Mental Capacity and sits on the Court of Protection Users’ Group. She works closely with the OPG and assisted in the development of the 2015 Prescribed LPA forms and accompanying guidance and has been involved in the online digitalisation of OPG services. She sits on the current Court of Protection Rules Review Committee. She is the editor and contributor to The Elderly Client Handbook (the Law Society) and Elderly Clients: A precedent Manual (Jordan’s).

Helen Boardman Helen is a business skills and personal development specialist with over 20 years of experience working with top professional services firms, clients and businesses. She has hands on experience of working with large and small groups, designing and facilitating personal development courses which get results, and ensuring that participants put learning into action.

Andrew Harris Andrew Harris is a director in Hazlewoods’ legal team and works exclusively with solicitor clients. Andrew is very experienced in all aspects of advising legal practices and has a particular expertise in offering advice on management reporting and performance issues, and also practice structures.

Matthew Hickling Matthew is an experienced Litigator and Advocate. He is now a Consultant and Trainer in legal skills and legal practice. Formerly a Detective Inspector in the police before qualifying as a Solicitor in 1990, Matthew is now the lead Assessor and Examiner for CLT in the Criminal Litigation Accreditation Scheme (CLAS).

Vicky Ling Vicky is a specialist legal aid consultant, member of the Low Commission and formerly managed a CAB, a law centre and a housing advice centre, as well as implementing the then Legal Aid Board’s quality assurance standard.


Matthew Moore Matthew, LL.B, MCIPD, C.DipAF is the director in charge of Consultancy Services with Infolegal Ltd and also a consultant solicitor with Jayne Willetts & Co. Matt has over 25 years’ experience of consultancy and training work with the profession and is the co-author of “the Solicitors Office Procedures Manual” and “Money Laundering Compliance for Solicitors”, both published by Professional Compliance Publishing.

Hakan Pettersson Hakan has extensive experience of providing advice to solicitors, magistrates, barristers and the judiciary on the legislation that dictate how both the youth court and Crown Court can deal with young people that come before them. He has also spent some time working around the city directly supervising young people subject to orders imposed by the courts.

Charlotte Points Charlotte, an independent HR and training consultant, has worked with the legal profession over many years both in-house, as Head of Training and Personnel, and in a consultancy role.

Linda Pratt Linda is a retired Non-Practising Solicitor and formerly a Principal of her own elderly client practice. Linda was formerly a member of the executive committee of the Law Society’s Private Client Section and a founding member of Solicitors for the Elderly. Linda is both a practical and an experienced Lecturer with 30 years experience of combining the daily handling of estates with the academic experience lecturing.

Martin Richardson Martin is a lawyer who began his career as a legal academic before moving to the City and the former Berwin Leighton to set up and run the firm’s first professional development programme.

Rebecca Sharp Rebecca Sharp specialises in all aspects of Private Client including Wills, Estate and Trust Administration, Tax Planning and Court of Protection. Rebecca also undertakes Contentious Probate work where she finds that her non-contentious background is an advantage and she has applied to become affiliated with ACTAPS – the Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists.

Joe Swift Joe is a consultant with Addleshaw Goddard, which is one of the largest firms of solicitors in England with a private client department and formerly a tax partner at Deloitte. Joe has lectured widely on tax and estate planning to various professional groups and clients.

Damon Swindell Damon has worked with hundreds of private practice firms for many years advising and assisting on a range of management issues. Previously head of a national solicitors network, he is now concentrating on risk management. Damon is also a Law Society approved Adviser for the Lexcel Standard.

Simon Smith Simon is a Consultant and trainer to UK law firms. Formerly, he was an equity partner for 30 years and as a Managing Partner, successfully led the growth and development of a multi site regional practice over a 10 year period. Simon is a creative leader with a strong commitment to strategy.

Mark Vickers Mark trained and qualified as a chartered accountant with Deloitte Haskins & Sells. He then went on to lecture at Caer Rhun Hall, North Wales, specialising in financial accounting, taxation, executorship and trust accounting and he has co-founded and been the finance director of three public companies.


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