HH Stephen Wildblood KC, Mark Calway and Grant Keyes to speak at Family Law Week Public and Private Children Law Conference
22nd October 2024
3PB's specialist family law barristers HH Stephen Wildblood KC, Mark Calway and Grant Keyes will be speaking at the upcoming Family Law Week Public and Private Children Law Conference, taking place this Thursday, 24 October, in London.
HH Stephen Wildblood KC, who is Editor-in-Chief at Family Law Week, will be chairing the conference, as well as providing the event's Keynote Address. Mark Calway and Grant will be taking part in a debate on Adoption - the debate will be chaired by Stephen and the three will be joined by Dr Beverley Barnett-Jones of Nuffield Family Justice Observatory.
The conference includes a forum of leading Kings Counsels and other expert speakers, the chance to network with colleagues and leaders in the field. As well as a chance to meet key supporting sponsors and exhibitors.
To register and secure a place at this event please click here
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