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Wilberforce Civil Fraud Conference 2024

Wednesday 6th November 2024
12.30pm - 5.55pm, followed by drinks and canapés
The Westin London City
£145 + VAT | 3.75 CPD

Our Civil Fraud Conference will take place on Wednesday 6th November at The Westin London City, followed by drinks and canapés. The event will feature a number of topical talks and discussions from members of the Wilberforce Civil Fraud and Commercial teams.

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If you would like to RSVP or have any questions at all, please contact seminars@wilberforce.co.uk

We hope to see you there!

The best entrance to use for our event at The Westin is accessed via the alley named Huggin Hill off Queen Victoria Street and a 60 second walk from Mansion House, please see the following map here:

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