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Kazakh Law Day

Tuesday 20 January 2026
Fladgate, London

Thomas Grant KC is speaking at Kazakh Law Day, hosted by Fladgate, on Tuesday 20 January 2026.

Thomas is speaking on ‘Insights into cross-border disputes with a focus on Kazakhstan’ alongside Bakhyt Tukulov (TKS Disputes), Ardak Idayatova (Kinstellar) and Alexander Uff (Quadrant Chambers). The panel will be moderated by Tatiana Menshenina (Fladgate).

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