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Rome I Regulation Conference – Now CPD Accredited

August 20, 2008/in /by Martin George
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Our conference on the Rome I Regulation: New Choice of Law Rules in Contract, to take place at Herbert Smith’s offices in London on 19th September 2008, is now accredited with CPD by both the Solicitors Regulation Authority (5.5 hours) and the Bar Standards Board (5 hours).

The full programme, as well as the details on fees and booking, can be found on our dedicated conference page. The speakers are all internationally recognised experts in the fields of private international law, insurance e-commerce and IP, and financial services. The keynote speech is to be delivered by The Honourable Mr Justice Richard Plender, Royal Courts of Justice.

If you intend to attend, then I strongly suggest you book now, as places are limited. Hope to see you there.

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