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Customer Success Newsletter - November 2026

Written by Lorena Tolea

Welcome to your Access Legal newsletter

Each edition brings you the latest updates, practical tips, and expert insights to ensure your success every step of the way.


Legal Learning roadmap: September-December 2026

Stay Ahead of Compliance: Upcoming Legal Learning Content Releases for September to December 2026.

During this period, several existing courses will be redesigned, including How to be an Effective COLP, AI for Law Firms, and a new ESG-focused course, while key compliance topics such as sexual harassment, equality and diversity, whistleblowing, safeguarding, modern slavery, and SRA Codes of Conduct will be reviewed and maintained.

The roadmap also introduces new content, including Social Media in Law Firms, alongside a wide range of updated policies and precedents covering areas such as safeguarding, business continuity, outsourcing, hybrid working, performance management, and social media governance.

In addition, Legal Learning will continue to deliver monthly compliance webinars, AML updates, and regulatory-focused sessions throughout the year.

The roadmap notes that release dates may change depending on production schedules and regulatory developments, and it explains what administrators need to do when content is maintained, redesigned, updated, or retired.


Stay ahead with our expert-led webinars

Join our monthly webinars featuring industry specialists to help you get more from your software, stay compliant and keep pace with a rapidly changing regulatory landscape.

Each month, we round up the latest webinars and on-demand recordings - browse the full list below.

Webinar Title

Date & Time

Registration Details

November Compliance Update

Thursday, 5 November at 12:30pm

Is your firm financially sustainable?

Thursday, 19 November at 12:30pm

October Compliance Update

On demand

October AML Update

On demand


What does the data show about the conveyancing market in 2026?

Access Legal’s latest annual report brings together 15 months of HM Land Registry data with insight into regional activity, client expectations, regulatory change and the priorities facing conveyancing firms.

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