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Leeds Law Society February 2020 The Offi cial Journal of Leeds Law Society Issue 162 The year ahead Members of the Leeds and Yorkshire profession offer a glimpse of what’s to come for them in 2020 Focus News Society Profi le Comment YLST is holding several A new property litigation The Leeds Annual Legal Georgina Parkin is the Patrick Walker heads fundraising events to fi rm has established its Dinner is taking place on recently appointed south (but not for long!) support access to justice national headquarters 12 March 2020 managing director of in Leeds Truth Legal Premium Residential <0.25Ha Environmental | Flood | Ground Stability | Energy & Infrastructure Report Details Subject Site Address: Requested by: Sample, Sample Sample Grid Reference: Date: E: 123456 | N: 123456 27/04/2018 Report Reference: Report ID: Sample 1000085407 Professional Opinion Air Quality Index: Some Polluted Areas 1.ENVIRONMENTAL PASS (See 1.25) No further recommendations This page should always be read in conjunction with the full report. The Professional Opinion indicates the potential risks and any other potential issues associated with the 2.FLOOD PASS property. The results should be disclosed to client and/or No further recommendations lender and/or insurer as appropriate. A ‘Pass’ is given if no potential property specific risk has been identified. 3.GROUND STABILITY PASS A ‘Pass with Considerations’ is given where there are No further recommendations potential hazards in the locality to bear in mind, or if there are features nearby which some clients might consider could affect them. 4.ENERGY & INFRASTRUCTURE PASS A ‘Further Action’ is given if there is a potential property Consideration(s): specific risk and a further action is advised. 4.20 Power Stations In the event of a request to review the Professional Opinion based on additional information, or if there are any technical queries, the professional advisor who ordered the report should contact us at [email protected], or call us on 01732 755 180. 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Tel: 01732 755 180 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.futureclimateinfo.com AFFILIATE MEMBER Contents Leeds Law Society 62 Wellington Street, Leeds, LS1 2EE DX 12079 Leeds Tel: 0113 245 4997 EDITORIAL Editor: Mark Dugdale 01423 851 150 The Offi cial Journal of Leeds Law Society February 2020 | Issue 162 [email protected] Premium Residential <0.25Ha Founding Editor: Environmental | Flood | Ground Stability | Energy & Infrastructure Social & Charity 20 Ian McCombie Views Blacks Solicitors raises £12k+ for Report Details Subject Site Leeds Mind, Simpson Millar Leeds PRODUCTION Leeds Annual Legal Dinner 04 Address: Requested by: o ce rallies to help raise £32,000 Sample, Sample Sample Head of design: Taking place on 12 March 2020 Compton Sheldon for Headway, family law experts in Grid Reference: Date: at the Queen’s Hotel in Leeds, the E: 123456 | N: 123456 27/04/2018 She eld raise money in memory of Leeds Annual Legal Dinner will be a Report Reference: Report ID: ADVERTISING Vanessa Fox, and Wilkin Chapman Sample 1000085407 Project manager: spectacular evening festive stride-outs to support eight Professional Opinion Matt Gotting veterans Air Quality Index: Some Polluted Areas 1.ENVIRONMENTAL PASS (See 1.25) 01423 851 150 President’s Column 05 No further recommendations [email protected] This page should always be read in conjunction with the full Emma Pearmaine on business report. 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If you require assistance, please contact your Search Provider or alternatively contact FCI directly with your Report ID. Tel: 01732 755 180 | Email: [email protected] | Web: www.futureclimateinfo.com Ltd. All rights in YLAL 09 and relating to this Nathan Davis reports on the current publication are expressly reserved. No part of YLST 29 this publication may be reproduced, stored in legal aid situation Yorkshire Legal Support Trust a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or committee chair David Barraclough by any means without written permission from highlights the fundraising events the publishers. 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We are very lucky to how, locally, we can be more singular in the of Leeds Law Society have a good relationship with Leeds City delivery of communications to local SMEs Council, its chief executive o cer Tom to prepare for Brexit. Our local lawyers and Riordan having just received CBE for services legal rms need to support our local SMEs in to Leeds. Tom is passionate about working to doing so to ensure that our local economy broaden the council’s impact across the city continues to thrive and grow. and the region. He helped achieve the MJ’s For our local law rms, business planning Council of the Year award in 2016 and played is going to be exible this year and into next a leading role in bringing Channel 4 and the because of the impact of Brexit. I am told by Grand Départ of the Tour de France to Leeds.
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