3PB's Renters' Rights Act Panel Discussion - 3PB
The 3PB Property and Estates Law Team are inviting you to attend our webinar on the Renters’ Rights Act via Zoom on Wednesday 15th July 2026 at 11am for one hour.
Chaired by Charles Irvine, 3PB Juniors Emma Shiels and Kinza Wahid will discuss as a panel the far-reaching reforms introduced by the Renters’ Rights Act and their practical implications for landlords, agents and property professionals. Our barristers will examine the key legislative changes, recent implementation developments, and emerging areas of dispute within the private rented sector.
The following issues will be considered, together with your questions:
- Main changes and new grounds for possession
- Best practice for tenancy management
- Key compliance requirement & consequences
- Enforcement & investigatory powers available to landlords
We would be delighted to see you on Zoom. Please register above so that we know we have enough Zoom spaces available.
Event Information
| Event Date | 15-07-2026 11:00 am |
| Individual Price | Free |
| Location | Online (live) |
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