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• How exactly will the Family Justice Review recommendations impact on care proceedings?

• How have the new care planning regulations worked in practice?

• How does one effectively instruct an expert in the current climate?

• What do the Family Justice Review recommendations mean for adoption?

• What are the latest developments in the medico– legal debate concerning non - accidental injuries? 

 

Amongst the confirmed speakers is Jeanne Kaniuk OBE, Head of Adoption & Permanent Families Service at Coram. Jeanne will speak on the panel entitled ‘The new framework for adoption’ and discuss Family Justice Review proposals on adoption and the case for concurrent planning. 

 

When? Tuesday, 26 June 2012 from 9:15am to 5:15pm.

 

Where? Central London. Further location details to be advised.

 

Cost? £499. Coram supporters are entitled to 15% discount so please mention this when you register.

 

Who should attend? Solicitors, Barristers and Legal Executives practising public child care law, Local Authority Solicitors, Barristers and Legal Executives, and social services professionals involved in child care cases.

 

To view further details please visit here.  

Tickets are allocated on a first come basis and therefore if you are interested in attending, email ebookings@lexisnexis.co.uk  and mention you are a Coram supporter to claim your 15% discount.

 

Coram runs one of the UK's leading voluntary adoption agencies, which has among the highest placement success rates in the country. Coram also works with local authorities to share its expertise to help improve adoption services, with successful partnerships in Harrow and Cambridgeshire. Learn more, here.

Coram has been pioneering concurrent planning for more than 10 years, working with local authorities to give children in care greater consistency while a decision is being reached about their long term future.  Drawing on Coram’s expertise in the area, the Government is now looking at how concurrency can be used more widely as it rolls out its Adoption Action Plan. Learn more, here.