3PB Barristers' Commercial Law Group brings you the Summer Edition of its Commercial Law Update Handout.
26th September 2017
3PB Barristers' Commercial Law Group brings you the Summer Edition of its Commercial Law Update Handout. Please click here to view it.
Topics:
- David Berkley QC Determining duty of care
- James Davies Unfair prejudice petitions
- Charles Irvine Relief from sanctions
- Nicole Bollard Exclusions and limitations of liability
- Susan Jones Privilege in bankruptcy
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