This week several members of chambers are giving talks as part of Simon Gore’s Family Law 2021 Five Day Online Conference

27th Jan 2021 | News

The following talks took place on Monday, 25 January 2021:

The following talks will take place this Friday, 29 January 2021:

Damian Garrido QC & Rob George – International Relocation
Jonathan Sampson QC & Maria Scott-Wittenborn – Private law case law and guidance update
Mavis Amonoo-Acquah – Surrogacy and reproduction – latest challenges and cases

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