As well as providing information, we also think it is important to provide training to help our members and customers stay on top of the ever changing legal landscape.  Our training services include:

• Monthly webinars for our Landlord Law members, and
• Occasional free webinars
• Our Landlord Law Legal Cases webinars – webinars on specific cases with one of the barristers in the case
• Occasional one day workshops with experts (normally solicitors or barristers) giving in depth training on specific issues – some available to attend via live stream as well as in person.
• Online training courses –  which often include video footage from our face to face training, and
• Occasional one-day in-person multi-speaker events on a theme.

Most of these training services are paid, although the Landlord Law monthly webinars are included with your Landlord Law membership.

Legal Kits

This is a comparatively recent development.  Our kits are guides to help landlords and others on specific topics.  For example we have kits on

The Property Audit Kit – to help landlords check that they are compliant and to review the services they use
The Dealing with Changing Tenants Kit – to help landlords when one of joint tenants wants to leave
The Property Inspection Kit – giving step-by-step guidance to landlords on preparing for and conducting property inspections (an essential part of being a landlord)

Just a few of the kits on offer.  Most are available to Landlord Law members.  Others are available to purchase only.  Find out more.

The Landlord Law Team

The managing director of the company is solicitor Tessa Shepperson.  She is assisted by Tina Kirkpatrick who provides admin support.

Graeme Gee (Tessa’s husband) is a director of the company and provides support, particularly at the training events.

The Legal Bit and our service

Landlord Law is now owned by Landlord Law Services Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales. You can see the registered office address below in the footer, along with our telephone number and VAT number.

Although Tessa is a solicitor and is herself regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, Landlord Law Services, the company is not a regulated solicitors firm.

However, we do have professional indemnity insurance, and if any Landlord Law members or other customers have any complaints, we are members of the Property Redress Scheme, which runs mediation and adjudication services for members’ customers.

As a business, we do not take on individual casework other than some ‘one to one’ advice and guidance in the Landlord Law members forum and the occasional telephone call with Tessa.

One-to-one advice is available via our telephone advice service, which is provided by a number of solicitors firms – all of whom have solicitors who specialise in landlord and tenant law.

Note – any Crown copyright material on this site is reproduced with the permission of the Controller of HMSO and the Queen’s Printer for Scotland.

Our service, equality and discrimination

One of the benefits of the Landlord Law site is that it makes it easy for people who are disadvantaged to find out their legal rights and obligations – most people have a computer and internet service, and if not, there are always public libraries and internet cafes!

Landlord Law welcomes members and clients from all backgrounds, and there is no discrimination. Many of our members are from ethnic minorities, who appreciate the ease of using our service.

At present, we have no plans to hire staff but were we to do so, we would not knowingly discriminate on the grounds of sex, race or any other basis (save suitability for the job we are recruiting for).