We’d be delighted if you joined us for our Commercial Team’s spring seminar, where we’ll be looking at some of the latest developments in commercial law, as well as sharing practical insights on handling disputes and getting the best outcomes for clients in mediation.
Our specialist speakers cover a range of topics that regularly arise in practice, including:
Case Study: what to do when Company property is improperly taken? – Natalie Kearney & Harry Marriott
Natalie Kearney and Harry Marriott will walk through a case study, exploring the remedies available against directors and third parties, along with the key tactical and procedural considerations.
Back to normality? Limitation after THG Plc v Zedra Trust Company (Jersey) Ltd [2026] UKSC 6 – Kirsty White
Kirsty White will look at the Supreme Court’s decision and what it means in practice, both for unfair prejudice petitions and more widely.
Mediation – why, when and how to do it well – Ali Tabari, Matt Dudley of Higgs LLP & Liam Owen of Keelys LLP
Ali Tabari, alongside Matt Dudley (Higgs LLP) and Liam Owen (Keelys LLP), will share practical guidance on making mediation work effectively for your client.
Mixing wine and water – can a trading company be trusted to hold property on trust? – John Brennan
John Brennan will offer an insightful look at the risks and realities of using trading companies in this way.
Informal Consent: The Scope and Limits of the Duomatic Principle – Raghav Trivedi
Raghav Trivedi will explore informal consent, its limits, and how it plays out in modern commercial disputes.
Commercial Law Update: Recent Cases and Practical Takeaways – Alexander Bradford & Charles Towl
Alexander Bradford and Charles Towl will round things off with key recent cases and practical takeaways for day-to-day practice.
Lunch will be provided and the seminar will conclude with a Q&A session, followed by a drinks reception and a chance to catch up with colleagues.
Programme
10:30am – Registration
12:40pm – 1:40pm – Lunch
3:30pm – 4:30pm – Drinks & Networking
Location: St Philips Chambers, 55 Temple Row, Birmingham B2 5LS
Cost: Free
Why Attend:
- Hear directly from experienced barristers on current commercial issues
- Stay up to date with recent legal developments
- Share ideas and connect with others working in this space
It will be a useful and enjoyable day and we look forward to welcoming you.
This seminar is exclusively designed for professional clients. It is not open to members of the public, students, or individuals without relevant professional backgrounds.
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