Start Date: Wednesday 24 February 2016
Start Time: 15:30
End Date: Wednesday 24 February 2016
End Time: 17:30
Location: The Law Society, 5th Floor, Capital Tower, Greyfriars Road, Cardiff, , CF10 3AG
The Law Society’s Property Section will be hosting two workshops (London and Cardiff) focussing on fraud in property transactions and the techniques and technology you can engage to successfully manage risk to you, your clients and your business including:
These workshops are free to attend for members of the Property Section and places are limited. Click here to book your place.
This will be an opportunity to learn about successful fraud prevention techniques, to safeguard yourself, your business and your clients from scams now and in the future. The workshops will explore and break down the methods adopted by firms to counter the threat of fraud and how you can adapt and develop for your own practice.
This will be an opportunity to hear from a leading authority on fraud protection, supported by members of the Law Society’s Property Section; to share your own experiences, ideas and concerns to help shape our strategy, and leave with a better understanding of how fraud operates and how to safeguard yourself.
Sponsored by PSG, this workshop will be led by:
Peter Rodd
Peter is senior partner at 12-partner, high street practice Boys and Maughan in Margate, Kent. He a member of the conveyancing and land law committee and the CQS technical panel, Law Society council member for commercial property, and current secretary of the Isle of Thanet Law Society. He speaks and writes on a range of property-related topics.
Nick Podd
Nick has over 20 years’ experience working in both physical and data security within the military, and blue chip organisations in retail, finance and the not-for-profit sectors. He is qualified in Ethical Hacking and countermeasures, and trained in advanced penetration testing along with many industry-leading software applications. He is experienced in electronic security systems, along with building and asset security. Nick trains professionals and others in how to identify the characteristics of cyberstalking and to interpret the legislation. He also advises service users in cyber safety.
Residential and commercial property practitioners, managing partners, conveyancers, money laundering reporting officers, risk officers, sole practitioners and estate agents who are interested in learning about:
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