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On Saturday 09th February 2019 AstenJ hosted an all-day immigration Seminar at the BPP University in Holborn. The event carried a whopping 6 CDP points. For those who sacrificed their Saturday to attend this event would have found it fully worth their time. This was an essential seminar for any immigration practitioner. With Brexit around the corner and the ever changing nature of the Immigration Rules seminars such as these should be an essential part of any immigration practitioners diet. Judge Richard McKee (Retired Judge of the Upper Tribunal) chaired the conference and ensured that the speakers and audience participated in […]

AstenJ’s Family Law conference was held at BPP University in Holborn on 28 April 2018 and it carried a hefty 6 CPD points The event was an all-day one and included a wonderful Asian style hot buffet lunch. The day was opened by the chair of the conference, Constance Whippman (Joint Head of Chambers, 33 Bedford Row). She used the opportunity to remind the lawyers present at the event about their continued and enhanced duties under the GDPR, especially in a family law context. Deborah Seitler (Barrister, 33 Bedford Row) was the first speaker and focused her lesson on Private Children […]

Asten J hosted a professional training event focusing on the new data protection laws that will be introduced across Europe and the UK on 25 May 2018. For all those who were present at this seminar will now have a better idea of the new GDPR which is a European Directive that is being enforced on all member states. The Event was opened by Mr Wasantha Tennakoon and the body of the seminar was delivered by Mr David Campbell. Mr Campbell is a solicitor who specialises in data protection law amongst other regulatory matters. His lecture on the GDPR was clear, […]

The Immigration law Seminar, organised by AstenJ Professional Training, held on 08 July 2017, was a massive success. The event carried a whopping 6CDP points and was definitely a worthwhile experience The conference was held at the BPP University in Holborn and the attendees were well looked after with refreshments throughout the day topped off by a delicious and filling Asian hot buffet lunch. Not surprisingly, there was an excellent handout with plenty of course material which perfectly complimented the speakers and the subjects they covered. Barrister Richard McKee – retired judge of the Upper Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) is […]