Informa Connect & ConTrA 5th Trusts in Litigation Conference 2022

Serle Court is delighted to be sponsoring the River Cruise on Thursday, 31st March from 18:30 – 20:00 (British Summer Time, GMT+1) at the Informa Connect Trusts in Litigation conference 2022 taking place at Hotel Alfonso XIII, Seville from Wednesday, 30th March – Friday, 1st April 2022.

Gregor Hogan will be leading 'The Debate: The future of the role of the protector' on Thursday, 31st March from 10:30 – 11:15 (British Summer Time, GMT+1). The debate will follow the decisions in 'Re X Trusts and Re Riviera & Piedmond'.

The 2022 conference will continue to bring advisors from different industry areas together to discuss the areas in which they cross with trust practitioners. It will be a fresh look at the world of trusts in litigation, the timely and informative agenda includes panel discussions, interactive workshops, and quick-fire debates.

James Weale and Emma Hargreave s and will be attending the conference, as well as our senior clerks, Nick Hockney and Dan Wheeler.

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For further information on the conference please visit the Informa Connect website here.

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James Weale KC has a very busy commercial chancery practice with a focus on domestic and international commercial and trusts disputes.

He is recognised as a leading practitioner in those fields by Chambers & Partners, Legal 500, Chambers Global, Chambers High Net Worth, and Who’s Who Legal, where they describe him as a “brilliant lawyer” and a “Superstar”. He was Chambers & Partners’ Chancery Junior of the Year in 2023.

He regularly appears (both as sole and junior counsel) in the English High Court and has appeared several times in the Court of Appeal. He also has considerable experience in overseas jurisdictions (including as sole counsel), including Bermuda, the DIFC, the BVI, Cayman, Jersey, Guernsey, Gibraltar and Panama.