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Property
Joanne Wicks KC
Monday 7 September 2026
Property
Thursday 4 June 2015
2.00pm - 6:00pm (registration from 1.30pm)
30 Euston Square, Melton Street, London, NW1 2FB
£150 + vat | 3.5 CPD
We all know that to be an expert in property litigation, it isn’t enough to be an expert in property law. Clients don’t come to us with their problems neatly packaged by reference to the chapters in Woodfall. Disputes about land and buildings engage the law of trusts, contract, negligence, insolvency – and many other areas of law.
Wilberforce Chambers’ half-day conference is designed specifically with property litigators in mind – but, for once, property law is off the agenda.
Join us for an engaging programme of talks which explore the other areas of law we all need to know: the bigger picture. Following the conference, we would like to invite all delegates to join us on the Rooftop Terrace for summer drinks and a delicious BBQ.
Costs:
£125 + VAT (£150) Delegate fee
Early booking is advised as places are limited.
Download the full timetable and booking form here
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Recent Cases
Property
Joanne Wicks KC
Monday 7 September 2026

Articles
Article by Tiffany Scott KC and Ernest Leung, published 1st September 2026 This article was originally published by Estates Gazette here. There have been several recent and important developments in the jurisprudence considering the procedural and other requirements for seeking and... Read more
By Tiffany Scott KC | Ernest Leung
Tuesday 1 September 2026

News
We are delighted to announce that Wilberforce has been shortlisted in four categories at the Chambers UK Bar Awards 2026. Chancery Set of the Year Company/Insolvency Set of the Year Real Estate Set of the Year Real Estate Junior of... Read more
Wednesday 12 August 2026
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External Conferences
Thursday 12 November 2026 | 9.15am - 4.30pm
The Royal Society of Medicine, London
Speakers:
Joanne Wicks KC | Mark Galtrey