Kinch Robinson - Claims Training

This course is an introduction to Anti-Money Laundering for law firms and their staff. There are three modules AML - the Basics Client Due Diligence Reporting The course also includes a Quiz which you must pass to complete the course.  The pass mark is 80%. If you already know your way around your AML obligations you can take the Quiz at the start of the course, and if you pass you won't have to complete the three modules.    Duration The course takes 75 minutes to complete.  You can stop at any time and resume where you left off. Who is the course for? Anyone working in a law firm. If you pass the Quiz at the start of the course and don’t want a refresher, you can go straight to our Anti-Money Laundering Scenarios. They are released quarterly and will help you to assess how well you can apply what you know. Each scenario also includes a test. Credits Subject matter expert: Trevor Hellawell Script: Peter Kinch E-design: Emily Reed Status Nothing in this e-learning course, or any part of it, is intended to be legal advice, nor should you treat it as such. Always check the law and regulations yourself. Read more

A new client is referred from an overseas office and money arrives into the firm's account. What steps need to be taken? This short scenario asks you to decide and you'll get feedback based on your choices. At the end there is a quiz to test your knowledge. The scenario takes approx 10 minutes to complete.   Read more

A client asks the law firm to set up a discretionary trust to help her handle the profits of her successful start-up, but does everything add up? This short scenario asks you to decide and you'll get feedback based on your choices. At the end there is a quiz to test your knowledge. The scenario takes approx 10 minutes to complete.   Read more

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This course provides an overview of court procedure on the Fast Track and the Intermediate Track in County Court civil claims under CPR Part 7.  The course covers non-injury claims issued on or after 1 October 2023 and injury cases where the cause of action arose on or after 1 October 2023. It covers the steps in a case from issue to preparation for trial and looks at when you should start preparing for each step. Duration: 45 mins Topics covered: Pre-action How claims are started Responding to a claim Allocation and the Directions Questionnaire Directions Preparing for trial When to start preparing Post-course quiz - test your knowledge Read more

This e-learning course helps litigators to write briefs to Counsel efficiently and effectively. Whilst there aren’t any formal legal requirements to writing a brief, a well-structured set of clear instructions is vital to ensure Counsel does the best possible job representing your client. Delegates will find out what to put in and what to leave out, how to present the case clearly, and get tips to improve their writing.  Read more