International / offshore
Wednesday 17 May 2017
7:45am - 9.30am
Four Seasons, Dubai International Financial Centre
Gate Village
Dubai
1.0 CPD
We are delighted to invite you to our latest breakfast seminar involving a series of short presentations on issues concerning parties’ states of mind in commercial disputes.
Tom Roscoe, Jonathan Chew and Simon Atkinson will each give a short presentation on ‘matters of the mind’ that have arisen in their recent cases: What is the relevant state of mind? Whose mind is relevant? And how do we prove it?
Join us at the Four Seasons DIFC at 7.45am for a breakfast buffet, the seminar will then begin at 8.30am.
7.45am – Breakfast
8.30am – Seminar
9.30am – Close
This seminar will qualify for 1.0 CPD.
There is no charge to attend
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