The American Bar Association’s Section of International Law is organising the “2016 Europe Forum” next week from 29-31 May 2016 at the Parco dei Principe Grand Hotel in Rome, Italy.

The forum will cover:

• international ethics
• mergers and acquisitions
• dispute resolution under the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
• collective actions in the US & the EU
• cross-border estate planning
• privacy & data security
• cross-border criminal law
• the International Criminal Court
• international trade agreements in the 21st century
• a corporate counsel roundtable.

There will also be ample networking opportunities in historical venues.

Attendees will include lawyers practising in Europe and/or the United States; lawyers with a cross border practice or an interest in European affairs, those working in government or at NGOs, in-house counsel handling matters in Europe, as well as academics, regulators and law students.

Full details can be found on the ABA website here, and although online registration has closed, the ABA states that on-site registration will be allowed – see here.