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Speakers include Mr Justice Ouseley, HHJ Gilbart QC, Helen Mountfield, Andrew Lockley, Martin Westgate, Alastair Wallace (Public Law Solicitors), David Lock, Paul Burns, Susie Uppal (Director of Legal Enforcement, Equality and Human Rights Commission), Adam Fullwood , Melanie Plimmer , Pete Weatherby .
Garden Court North are pleased to sponsor this Public Law Project conference again this year, following the success of the first JR North conference in 2007.
Who should attend?
All practitioners involved in , or who want to become involved in judicial review proceedings.
Why should you attend?
This is a unique event, set up by practitioners for practitioners that brings together a mix of both claimant and defendant lawyers. It emphasises the practical aspects of judicial review litigation. Leaders in the field will provide up-to-date information on the latest judicial review case law and trends.
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PLEASE NOTE: The conference is organised by the Public Law Project and delegate places should be booked directly with the Public Law Project by downloading and completing the flyer and booking form below.
Standard fee: £199.00 + VAT. There are also discounted fees and multiple booking discounts available.
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Forthcoming events
15th July 2008 >> Housing law seminar: Conducting housing litigation and CPR
25 June 2008 >> Public Law Project "Judicial Review North : Trends and Forecasts" conference
26th June 2008 >> Employment seminar
6th June 2008 >> Housing law seminar: Disrepair update
30th June - 4th July 2008 >> Prison Law Course 2008 (5 day course)