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21Jul2015

Reforms of Italian civil justice – Reporting from London

Posted in Conferences, News by WordstoDeeds

lion law societyOn Monday 13 July 2015, I attended a presentation at the Law Society, in London, UK, by Andrea Orlando, the Italian Minister of Justice, about the current reforms of the civil justice system in Italy.

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The third WordstoDeeds conference “Legal Translation and Risk” took place on Saturday 28 to Sunday 29 January 2023. It was a really great event!

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