The President reports on October being a busy month and summaries what we have planned for the rest of the year and into 2025.

With new developments in guidance around digital identity, sanctions enforcement, and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance, UK firms are operating in an increasingly complex regulatory environment.

These shifts demand agility from firms operating in regulated sectors as they balance the need for efficient operations with strict compliance standards.

Newcastle Law Society wants to support and encourage a collaborative response to the adoption of technological advancements by creating a regional strategy to identify how we can build its competitive advantage in legal technology and innovation. Would you be interested in joining a Legal Tech Steering Group?

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One of the aims for Newcastle upon Tyne Law Society in 2024 is to raise the level of engagement and participation with our valued members and to enhance the benefits of being a member of the Society.

The President Reports on the events he has attended on behalf of the Society in October together and the Law Dinner that he hosted on the 11th October. 

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.