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Upcoming Workshops on Private International Law in the UK after Brexit

by Agnieszka Frąckowiak-Adamska

11 February 2020

brexit As reported earlier in this blog, the Queen Mary University of London will host a series of workshops on Private International Law after Brexit.

The first workshop of the series, scheduled for 28 February 2020, is sold out. The second and third workshop will be held on 1 and 2 April 2020, and will focus on the future development of private international law in the UK in relation to commercial law and family law, respectively.

More on the events can be found here.

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