Conveyancing reform and AI will be among the topics on the agenda for this years Society of Licensed Conveyancers (SLC) annual conference and dinner.
Bringing together expert speakers from across the conveyancing, legal and property sectors, the SLC has released its full agenda for the conference set to take place on Monday, 9 November at the East Midlands Conference Centre in Nottingham.
Key areas of discussion at the 2026 conference:
- Conveyancing Reform
- Inside the Legal Ombudsman with chief ombudsman Phil Cane
- Planning updates with expert Linda Wright
- AI in conveyancing: expert panel featuring Daniel Pollick, Catherine Drennan and Colin Pethers
- CLC adjudication with Nick Hawkins
- Wellbeing and resilience with Hannah Knowles
- Breakout Sessions with John Jones and Ian Quayle
Breakout sessions will cover discussions on grants, renters’ rights, partition and rent charges, as well as fire safety issues in residential leasehold transactions.
Following the event, guests will be invited to a post-conference dinner, held at the same venue. A drinks reception, entertainment and networking can be expected from the evening.
Simon Law, chair of the Society of Licensed Conveyancers, said: “We are delighted to unveil this year’s conference agenda, which has been built around the real priorities of conveyancers and the changes currently shaping our profession.
“From home buying and selling reform and planning to AI, adjudication and wellbeing, the programme provides delegates with the opportunity to hear directly from leading experts and gain practical insight they can apply within their firms.
“Our interactive breakout sessions are also an important part of the Conference, giving delegates the chance to explore specific issues in greater depth and share experiences with fellow conveyancers.
“We believe this year’s programme offers an excellent balance of expert insight, practical guidance and discussion, and we look forward to welcoming delegates to Nottingham.”
The event is free for SLC members, while non-members from legal firms can also purchase tickets to attend.
For further information and to book, visit the SLC website.
