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Sarah Prager will be speaking at the upcoming APIL Accidents Abroad Conference 2021.
Now in its 6th year, this full day conference will bring together a host of eminent speakers to talk on topics including:
- Developments in jurisdiction
- Interest on damages and enforcement of UK judgments overseas: A comparative analysis
- Panel session: Interest on damages and enforcement of UK judgments overseas – a comparative analysis (continued): A pan-European perspective
- Aviation claims: The fractured unification of the Montreal Convention
- Developments in package travel
- Griffiths v TUI: The debate on uncontroverted expert evidence in holiday sickness claims and the wider impact on travel claims and civil litigation
- Employer’s liability in an international context
- Accommodation claims: the roulette of the applicable law
Sarah will be talking on employer’s liability in an international context.
For further details, and to book a place visit APIL’s website.
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