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“In London everyone is different, and that means anyone can fit in.” - Paddington Bear
The Litigation and Real Estate Commissions invite you to join them on 17-19 October 2024 for an enlightening and dynamic conference in the heart of London where we will delve into the fascinating world of practical complex litigation.
With a particular focus on fact heavy cases, examination in chief in certain jurisdictions and cross examination, the seminar will tap into London's barrister traditions offer practical workshops on. While one theme of the seminar will be construction and real estate disputes, the workshops and topics will generally be oriented towards complex litigation and risks that arise in real estate transactions, making this conference relevant to both general litigators and real estate lawyers alike.
This gathering is designed to captivate young legal professionals and enthusiasts interested the intricate nature of fact-heavy cases and real estate development gone litigious. Prepare to be immersed in a thought-provoking atmosphere as we explore the complexities and challenges faced by legal practitioners and barristers in this complex area of law. A distinguished panel of experts will share their invaluable insights, strategies, and success stories – promising to be both enlightening and inspiring. London’s dynamic property landscape, ranging from historic landmarks to modern architectural marvels, provides a captivating backdrop for such discussions, and bringing together legal professionals from around the globe.
During this event, you will have the opportunity to:
Gain In-Depth Knowledge and elevate your Legal Practice: Our esteemed speakers will provide a comprehensive overview of practical complex litigation, shedding light on the intricacies involved. Discover the latest trends, best practices, and innovative approaches in different jurisdictions that can help you navigate these complex legal landscapes.
Engage in Interactive Discussions: Participate in engaging discussions and Q&A sessions with our panel of experts. Exchange ideas, seek advice, and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced in practical complex litigation. This is your chance to interact with like-minded legal professionals and expand your network within the legal community.
Learn from Real-Life Case Studies: Dive into real-life case studies that showcase the complexities and nuances of fact-heavy litigations and construction disputes. Our speakers will share their first-hand experiences, highlighting key strategies, pitfalls to avoid, and successful outcomes. Walk away with practical insights that can be applied to your own legal practice.
Network with likeminded Legal Professionals: Connect with legal professionals, industry leaders, and fellow enthusiasts who share your interest in practical complex litigation. Expand your professional network, forge valuable connections, and engage in meaningful conversations that can open doors to future collaborations and opportunities.
Beyond the conference itself, London offers an array of vibrant cultural and entertainment experiences that will leave attendees enthralled. From world-class museums and art galleries to iconic landmarks such as the Tower of London and Buckingham Palace, the city offers a wealth of attractions to explore during downtime. Renowned for its rich legal heritage, Dickensian-era barrister traditions and thriving real estate market which attracts property investors from afar, London offers a unique blend of history, expertise, and global connectivity that makes it an ideal host city for this event.
As Samuel Johnston said to his friend and biographer James Boswell in 1777 “When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life”.
The Organising Committee look forward to welcoming you to London in 2024 for a conference full of insightful discussions, networking, and professional growth!
Registration to open soon.
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Seminar venue
We are pleased to announce that the sessions of the upcoming seminar will be held at the St. Ermin's Hotel.
ST. ERMINS HOTEL, AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION
2 Caxton St, London SW1H 0QW
ST. ERMINS HOTEL
+44 20-7222-7888
Accommodation
Our team has successfully negotiated room blocks at two hotels to ensure a seamless and enjoyable stay during the event.
This is where the academic sessions will take place.
Room rates:
Superior Rooms:
Fees inclusive of Buffet Breakfast and 20% VAT
Payment will be due upon departure directly at the hotel by each guest.
Individual cancellation policy: up to 30 days prior to arrival. Cancellations after that date will be charged with 100% of the price of the room per night.
To book check availability of rooms under the preferential rate and book your room please email thashizume@sterminshotel.co.uk and resv.stermins@sterminshotel.co.uk.
This is where the welcome reception will take place and only accross the street from the seminar venue.
Room rates:
Classic Rooms:
Executive Rooms
Fees inclusive of Breakfast, Internet and 20% VAT. Porterage not included. A discretionary 5% accommodation service charge will be added to the final bill.
All charges to be settled by the guests upon placing the reservation/ check out.
Individual rooms can be cancelled free of charge up to 72 hours prior to arrival.
Preferential rates available until 08/10/2014 (subject to availability).
To check availability of rooms with the preferential rates boook your room please email enrique.redondoalias@tajhotels.com.
Additionally, AIJA has partnered with HotelMap, an online accommodation platform that offers a variety of budget-friendly options. By clicking on the button below, you will be able to choose from a wide range of alternative hotels near the event venue. With just a few clicks, you can easily book your accommodation directly on the platform.
On Friday we will be having dnner in the stunning The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn.
The dress code for this dinner is Black Tie recommended.
Partnership with AIJA as a sponsor provides the best networking opportunities in a relaxed business
environment.
If you have any questions, contact us on ‘Become a sponsor’ and check for more opportunities.
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