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Marc Brown is guest speaker at Aston University Conference on 15 Years of the Enterprise Act 2002 Insolvency Reforms

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On Thursday 15th November, Marc Brown was invited to speak at a conference hosted by Aston University, to reflect on the impact of the Enterprise Act 2002 reforms on UK insolvency proceedings and also consider the potential for further reform.

Marc presented a paper from a practitioner’s point of view entitled ‘An evolution of the Enterprise Act 2002?’ alongside other guest speakers including; Professor David Millman of Lancaster University, Professor Andrew Keay of the University of Leeds and Associate Professor David Brown of Adelaide University.

The conference was a huge success and we would like to thank Aston University for its kind invitation and hospitality.

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