Events
Cambridge Forum on International Wealth Disputes (2nd Generation)
This week, 13-15 October, Giles Richardson KC and Thomas Fletcher are attending the Cambridge Forum […]
Charity Law Association 31st Annual Conference 2025
Jonathan Fowles will once again be speaking at the upcoming 31st Annual Charity Law Association Conference on Thursday, […]
Hirachand: a Panel discussion and Q&A
On Tuesday, 7 October at 17:30, Constance McDonnell KC will join Christopher Wagstaffe KC of 29 […]
Protected: 8th International Trusts & Commercial Litigation Conference 2025
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Transcontinental Trusts Istanbul Conference 2025
Richard Wilson KC will be speaking at the 40th Transcontinental Trusts Istanbul Conference, which is […]
Conor Quigley KC to guest lecture at the Latvian Supreme Court on European Union state aid and foreign subsidy control law
Conor Quigley KC has been invited to deliver a guest lecture in Riga on recent developments in EU state aid and foreign subsidy control law.
Regeneration and Development What does a successful regeneration look like?
In this final panel session Michael Walsh KC will be in conversation with a panel […]
Roadblocks in the development phase: insolvency and imposters
Insolvency and receivership will often be a significant factor in causing projects to fail. Jennifer […]
Clearing Title: Problematic Covenants and Addressing Access
One of the most challenging aspects of any development is removing or resolving issues presented […]
Some major window cleaning: is there a clearer view as a result? Rights of Light following Bankside Yards
Presented by Christopher Stoner KC, Andrew Francis and Jerome Webb of GIA Surveyors.
Serle Court Property Conference 2025
Join Serle Court’s Property Conference 2025, Derelict to Dispute, for expert insights into the legal challenges facing development and regeneration projects.
INSOL International Channel Islands Seminar 2025
Serle Court is pleased to support the INSOL International Channel Islands Seminar once again.
