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Fellowship in Collective Redress

July 19, 2011/in /by Andrew Dickinson
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The British Institute of International and Comparative Law is seeking a part-time Research Fellow to work on a new project in the area of European collective redress.

The Institute is creating a web-based information resource, containing comprehensive and up-to-date information on legislation and case law in this area, and needs a researcher to develop and administer this project. The website, linked to the main website of the Institute, will be supported by leading law firms and other interested parties.

Further information as to the nature and responsibilities of the role are available on the Institute’s website.

Informal enquiries may be made to Dr Eva Lein by email on e.lein@biicl.org. The closing date for applications is Monday 24 July 2011, so don’t delay.

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