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Conference 2007 – Book Now!

June 12, 2007/in /by Martin George
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The Journal of Private International Law Conference 2007 is now only a couple of weeks away. Conference packs are being put together, the state-of-the-art venue is being readied, and a host of internationally-renowned speakers and delegates are preparing to descend on the University of Birmingham, UK on 26 – 27 June for what we will probably be the biggest private international law event this country has ever seen.

There is still time to book your place at the conference and the evening meal. Here are the relevant links:

  • The Programme
  • The Venue
  • Booking and Fees

If you have any questions before or after you book, you can email the Conference Secretary, Miss Emer McKernan at: conflicts-conference@contacts.bham.ac.uk.

I hope to see all CONFLICT OF LAWS .NET readers at the conference.

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