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Courts as Leaders in Private International Law
Price
Free
Free; open to all. Advance booking required for in-person or livestream attendance.
Where
Endsleigh Gardens, London, WC1H 0EG
About
Professor Irit Mevorach examines how domestic courts shape private international law and transnational governance.
Part of the Current Legal Problems Lecture Series 2026–27, this lecture explores judicial leadership in a fragmented legal order, with examples from multinational enterprise accountability and cross-border insolvency. UCL lists free admission, open to all, with advance booking for in-person or livestream attendance.
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