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Our Property Litigation team are pleased to announce a five-part breakfast seminar series in early 2026 for female property professionals working in and around property development and neighbourly matters.
DevelopHer: Insights on Rights of Light
At the first seminar on Wednesday 21 January Victoria Osler of Cornerstone Chambers will provide the latest developments on rights of light cases, including insights from the landmark High Court judgment in Cooper & Powell v Ludgate House Ltd concerning the Arbor building at Bankside Yards – uniquely delivered from inside the Arbor building itself.
Seminar times: 8:30 – 10:30am (arrival and breakfast from 8:30 – 9.00am, followed by the seminar).
To register for this free seminar please click on the link provided. If you have any queries please contact events@wslaw.co.uk
Future seminars will cover:
- 26 February: DevelopHer: Insights on Real Property Disputes
- 18 March: DevelopHer: Insights on Neighbourly Matters/Party Wall Disputes
- 22 April: DevelopHer: Insights on Mis-selling Disputes
- 14 May: DevelopHer: Insights on Boundary Disputes