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In celebration, cerebration and circumbilifabulation of David Campbell’s recent treatise, a colloquium of commentaries, criticisms and coruscations to be held on 16 October 2024 at NYU London, room 348, at the new site, 265 Strand (next to LSE and the Royal Courts) … (more)
A one day conference addressed to practitioners, teachers, students and researchers of law focusing on developments in consumer law across jurisdictions in the context of technological innovations including artificial intelligence … (more, registration)
The IP Scholars Conference brings together intellectual property scholars to present their works-in-progress in order to benefit from the critique of colleagues. The IPSC format is designed to facilitate free-ranging discussion … (more)
The conference will run from 2-4 September 2025 based in the Parkinson Building, a grade II listed building in Greek Revival style and one of most prominent landmarks in the city … (more, call for papers)
In the period 1922 to 1925, a series of groundbreaking legislative enactments reframed English property law in terms favourable to alienation and a market in land, providing the basis on which much of the relevant modern law rests … (more)
Private international law is experiencing a resurgence of activity and interest, driven by the continuing challenges of globalisation across a range of issues from commercial disputes to family law. This is reflected in a flourishing of both practice and academic scholarship … (more)
The program explores law reform, doctrinal uncertainties, updates in legal practice, redress, mediation and restorative justice, and the unique challenges in providing trauma-informed legal and support services, and emerging evidence and trends in child abuse … (more)
The conference aims to stimulate debate on the role of law in addressing Europe’s massive challenges. The new European Law Unbound Society aims to create an infrastructure to enable, through discussion, the emergence of a truly inclusive, pan-European legal community … (more, call for papers)
The conference aims to bring together scholars, as well as practitioners, regulators, and policymakers whose work has a nexus to contracts, including those working in contract law, consumer law, commercial law, property and private law … (more, call for papers)
Now here’s a story. It’s about a late Georgian billionaire, whose assets were strewn and hidden across multiple jurisdictions. His family want to recover those assets. Various characters agree to help them. Companies are created and then there are secret business deals. People fall out … (more, registration)
Many types of legal dispute present the problem of how to ‘balance’ the competing or conflicting rights or interests of multiple parties. The language of balancing competing rights appears in academic and judicial discourse surrounding human rights, equalities, tort, remedies, property, and many other areas of law … (more, call for papers)
The conference theme of ‘The Corporate Chameleon’ brings together leading Australasian and international corporate law scholars and practitioners for three days of debate, discussion and discovery … (more, call for abstracts)
We invite paper proposals on any theme having to do with Estates, Trusts or Pensions. Here follows a non-exclusive list of potential topics, divided into broader themes … (more, call for papers)
MSPL is a world-leading forum for scholars with research and/or teaching interests in property law, attracting an international body of delegates. The conference started life at the University of Reading in 1996 … (more, call for papers)
The aim of the conference is to provide a forum for participants to critically examine prevailing doctrines and to explore perspectives – doctrinal, theoretical, or comparative – that challenge dominant understandings. The Call for Abstracts will be released in August, alongside the launch of the conference website … (more)
The 21st Joint Seminar of the International Association for the Study of Insurance Economics (Geneva Association) and the European Association of Law and Economics (EALE) on the topic ‘Legal and economic issues of emerging (liability) risks and insurance’ will be hosted by Jesus College, Cambridge … (more, call for papers)
This year the conference theme is ‘Law and Governance’. This draws upon the longstanding interplay between law and governance, emphasising the ways in which legal systems are shaped by, and in turn shape, structures of authority and power … (more, call for papers)
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