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French Conference on Choice of Law after Rome I

June 14, 2010/in /by Gilles Cuniberti
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The University of Dijon will host a conference on Choice of Law in International Contracts under the Rome I Regulation (Le règlement communautaire « Rome 1 » et le choix de loi dans les contrats internationaux) on September 10th and 11th, 2010.

Speakers will be mostly French academics, but will also include some practitioners and a few academics from other European jurisdictions. Some of the leading French specialists such as Paul Lagarde or Pierre Mayer will be present.

The full programme and list of speakers can be found here. Further details can be found here and here.

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