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Insolvency, Arbitration & ADR, Company law, Trusts, probate and estates: contentious

Chancery Bar Association Geneva Conference

Thursday 18th April 2024
Novotel Geneve Centre, Geneva

Thomas Robinson is speaking at the Chancery Bar Association Conference in Geneva.

Thomas is speaking on ‘Arbitration: Issues in Shareholder, Insolvency and Trust Disputes’ alongside Alex Potts KC (4 Pump Court) and Jennifer Haywood (Serle Court) to an audience of Genevan lawyers.

Other panel discussions will discuss topics such as:

  • Arbitration: Issues in Shareholder, Insolvency and Trust Disputes
  • UK Tax Issues for Swiss Advisors, Trustees and Residents
  • Cross Border Jurisdiction and Enforcement of Swiss & English Judgements
  • Enforcement of IP Rights online in Europe fron non-EU member states
  • Powers and duties: trustees vs protectors
  • The removal of protectors
  • Cross Border Succession & Protection of Adults

The conference is taking place on Thursday 18th April. Click the button below to register for the event.

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