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14 August 2017
Issue: 7759 / Categories: Legal News , Profession , CPR
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Dominic Regan’s annual CPR roadshow

Dominic Regan, who has advised Lord Justice Jackson on civil litigation reforms and is a frequent commentator on the subject, is going on the road to deliver a series of seminars in October.

Regan, who is a professor of law at City University as well as an NLJ columnist, will be holding his annual CPR roadshow at various locations in England. Now in its tenth year, Regan’s roadshow will review and analyse the cases of the year as well as looking at what is coming next following the most recent wave of Jackson reforms.

The events are: Southampton, 13 October; Leeds, 18 October; Bristol, 19 October; Newcastle, 23 October; Birmingham, 25 October; Manchester, 27 October; and London, 31 October.

More information is available at mblseminars.com.

Issue: 7759 / Categories: Legal News , Profession , CPR
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