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Legal Futures: The New Frontiers of Law conference

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Today’s Conveyancer readers are able to take advantage of a discount offered by Legal Futures on the upcoming conference, The new frontiers of law, which will be held on 23 April in London.
Sessions will include a presentation by the MD of Slater & Gordon, Andrew Grech, who will discuss his firm’s recent acquisition of Russell Jones & Walker, and Harry Hill, founder of Rightmove and In-Deed.net.
Jonathan Djanogly, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice, will also be speaking at the conference.
The conference will also touch on those who look likely to be big players in the future of the legal market.
To claim your ticket at the discounted price of £220 plus VAT (full price £299), email conference@legalfutures.co.uk quoting Today’s Conveyancer.
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