English Speaking Club - July
The AIFC Academy of Law is happy to invite you to our English Speaking Club (ESC)
In our third session of the ESC, Catriona Nicol and Joseph Dyke, Senior Associates at McNair International, will discuss on the topic "Civil Law vs Common Law Jurisdictions: The Key Concepts and Differences in Dispute Resolution".
During the session of the ESC, the speaker will cover the following topics:
• Jurisdictional features in Civil and Common Law
• Litigation differences, etc.
In our third session of the ESC, Catriona Nicol and Joseph Dyke, Senior Associates at McNair International, will discuss on the topic "Civil Law vs Common Law Jurisdictions: The Key Concepts and Differences in Dispute Resolution".
During the session of the ESC, the speaker will cover the following topics:
• Jurisdictional features in Civil and Common Law
• Litigation differences, etc.
All session participants will have an opportunity to ask Mr Manuel Macasaet questions during Q&A session.
Date: June 27, 2022 (Wednesday)
Time: 17:00 – 18:30 (Nur-Sultan time)
Format: Online (ZOOM)
Date: June 27, 2022 (Wednesday)
Time: 17:00 – 18:30 (Nur-Sultan time)
Format: Online (ZOOM)
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English Speaking Club (ESC) is a group of people engaged into legal environment professionally and academically. The aim of conversations within the Club is to enhance English skills of the participants, share and gain knowledge on the agenda topic.
Native speaker will suggest a topic for discussion. All ESC Members will be sent various Pre-reading materials (monographs, statutes, precedents, articles, etc.) that may be necessary for a conversation.
English Speaking Club (ESC) is a group of people engaged into legal environment professionally and academically. The aim of conversations within the Club is to enhance English skills of the participants, share and gain knowledge on the agenda topic.
Native speaker will suggest a topic for discussion. All ESC Members will be sent various Pre-reading materials (monographs, statutes, precedents, articles, etc.) that may be necessary for a conversation.