CPD
Critical Legal Issues for the SME Practitioner
Presenter: Louise Dunford
27 May 2009
Time:
9.15 - 12.30
Location:
British Dental Association, 64 Wimpole
Street, London W1G 8YS
CPD: 3 Hours
Aims and Objectives of the Course
To give a clear and practical summary of the main important legal issues relevant to small and medium sized businesses, particularly those which are significant in the current economic climate.
Who should attend?
Practitioners dealing with small and medium sized businesses.
Content:
- Company Law
- Aspects of Companies Act 2006 to be introduced in October 2009
- Changes to company constitution
- The new memorandum
- Table A 1985 v Table A 2006
- Share capital issues
- Authorised share capital
- Purchase of own shares
- Variation of class rights
- Directors residential addresses
- Company law cases – an update on important company law cases in the last year
- Employment Law
- Changing terms and conditions in a downturn
- Developments in discrimination law
- Managing sickness
- Redundancy law and practice
- April 2009 changes to disciplinary and dismissal procedures
- Insolvency Proceedings
- Corporate insolvency – SIP 16 and pre-pack administrations, and review of SIP 13
- Individual insolvency - alternatives to formal proceedings
- Professional Negligence
- Review of cases on professional negligence in last 12 months
FEE:
£115 plus VAT or 1 ‘Block Place’ (from
£53 plus VAT)
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