Event
23 September 2019

Mock trial at IBA Annual Conference

Stéphane de Navacelle participates at the interactive criminal trial session of the Criminal Law Section’s mock trial along with Claire Daams(Partner RMD LEGAL), Filippo Ferri and Riccardo Lucev (Partner and Lawyer Cagnola & Associati Studio Legale), Davide Amato (Lawyer Pedrazzi Scudieri Avvocati), Stephen Baker (Partner Baker & Partners), Mumtaz Bhalla (Partner L&L Partners), Christine Braamskamp (Partner Jenner & Block), Adriana De Buerba (Partner Pérez-Llorca), Kateryna Gupalo (Partner Arzinger Law Firm), Matthew Kaiser (Partner KaiserDillon), Norm Keith (Partner Fasken Martineau DuMoulin), Stephen Komie (Partner, Komie & Associates), Hannah Laming (Partner Peters & Peters), Astrid Mignon Colombet (Partner, Soulez Larivière & Associés), Felix Ng (Partner Haldanes Solicitors & Notaries), Sang Hyuk Park (Partner, Kim & Chang), Donghwan Shin (International Legal Affairs Division, Ministry of Justice Korea), Jamieson Smith (The World Bank), Ann Sultan (Counsel Miller & Chevalier), Janusz Tomczak (Partner Raczkowski Paruch) at the International Bar Association Annual Conference in Seoul, South Korea.

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