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Wilberforce Cayman Conference

Tuesday 22 September 2015
4.15pm onwards (registration 3.45pm)
The Ritz Carlton, Cayman, Seven Mile Beach
1.5 CPD

The Wilberforce Annual Cayman Conference will be taking place this year on Tuesday 22 September. The seminar sessions are listed below and the aim is to provide hand-out notes and cover key issues on each topic which will present opportunities for questions and general discussion.

Speakers:
Michael Furness QC
Terence Mowschenson QC
John Wardell QC
Tom Lowe QC
Martin Hutchings QC
Clare Stanley QC
Graeme Halkerston
James McCreath
Tom Roscoe

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