We are delighted to announce the full programme of speakers and topics for Trinity Chambers' 2026 Housing Law Conference taking place on Friday 19th June in Leeds.
Designed to appeal to a wide range of housing lawyers, the event will include a full day of lectures, presentations and the opportunity to network with industry colleagues.
The Conference will be held at The Law School, Leeds Beckett University, Broadcasting Place A, Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, LS2 9EN.
Registration and breakfast is at 9.30am, with the talks being delivered from 10.10am and concluding at 4.30pm with a Q&A Panel followed by a networking drinks reception.
The confirmed programme of speakers and topics is as follows:
- Parissa Najah – ‘Shelter from the Storm’: Practical Updates in Homelessness Law
- Gary Willock – ‘If at First You Don’t Succeed, Try, Try, Try Again’: Succession, Surrender & a Stepchild
- Holly Hickin – ‘Bad Behaviour, There’s an Order for That’: A Guide to ASB & Respect Orders
- Jonathan Massey – ‘Contempt – The Sharp End of ASBI’: A Guide to Contempt Hearings
- Alice Richardson – ‘You’re Having a LAFRA’: A Guide to Shared Ownership & Leasehold Reform
- Tom Tyson – ‘Stairway to Hebburn’: An Overview of the New Regulations
- Dr John Frazer – Guest Speaker: Mental health & Possession Proceedings
- Vilma Vodanovic – Renters Right Act 2025: Update on Accompanying Legislation & Guidance
- Tom Tyson – ‘In Habeas Corpus We Trust (But Verify!)’: A Guide to Mitigating Hallucinations & Protecting the Integrity of Your Submissions
- Fraser Williamson – ‘Closed, But No Cigar’: Navigating Closure Orders
- Peter Marcus – ‘Surveyors Behaving Badly: We All Know Who They Are... Don’t We?’
For further details and to book, please email paul@trinitychambers.co.uk.
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