Employment law, working with in-house counsel and of course Brexit were the hot topics at the global Law Firm Network’s EMEA Conference in Prague.
Partners Tim Clark and Nick Burrows represented the Network’s UK member firm, Blandy & Blandy LLP, at the three-day event hosted by Czech member firm LTA – Legal Tax Audit. Clark was a member of the panel for the session on Employment Law.
Burrows said: “Membership of the Law Firm Network is of tremendous benefit to our clients who operate overseas, enabling us to recommend them to trusted firms in over 50 countries.
"We also work closely with individuals and businesses looking to invest or do business in the UK.”
Approaching its 30th anniversary, the Law Firm Network is recognised as a leading international network in Chambers Global Guide. The Network consists of more than 50 independent law firms around the world.
Recent conferences have taken place in cities including New York, Zurich, Milan, Thessaloniki, Singapore, Bucharest and Moscow.
In 2016 Blandy & Blandy welcomed fellow member firms to Reading, with conference speakers representing leading organisations including United Overseas Bank, KPMG, Clearswift, Cushman & Wakefield and the University of Reading.
The next EMEA conference will be held in Ireland, coinciding with the UK’s planned Brexit.
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