Cross-Border Issues in Civil Litigation

Paul Johnson will be speaking at The European Circuit Cross-Border Issues in Civil Litigation conference on Thursday 7 December at Court 47, Manchester Civil Justice Centre.

Paul will be speaking alongside Mrs Justice Sara Cockerill, Gerard McDermott KC, Paul McGarry SC, Jemma Fleetwood. The event will be chaired by HHJ Pearce

Paul Johnson is one of the leading mediators in the UK.  He is a former solicitor/partner (1990 to 2006) who transferred to the Bar in 2006 to focus solely on mediating disputes. He has mediated over 1000 disputes. Paul has a wealth of experience of many types of disputes in a wide range of areas. He has been listed as a Leading Mediator in Chambers & Partners and The Legal 500 since 2008. He has been described as: “brilliant”, “sensational”, with a “wonderful understated” and “affable manner” that “belies his steely determination and intelligence” together with a “skill and expertise” that “inspires confidence in the process” and “makes mediation appear easy”.

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