International Wealth Disputes

Forum Overview

Location: Lisbon, Portugal

The Steering Committee welcomes a group of up to 48 distinguished lawyers and trust experts, carefully selected based on their expertise in resolving disputes and contentious matters for HNW & UHNW international families. This 2nd generation Forum is designed for practitioners with 15 to 25 years of experience, offering a platform to discuss common concerns, exchange insights, and address challenges faced in serving these clients.

Using candid, seminar-style discussion, the group identifies trends and developments in their varied jurisdictions for meaningful dialogue on the most interesting and provocative issues of the day.

CONNECT. ENGAGE. EXCEL. This is a different event, unlike any you've attended

Built on meaningful interactions and genuine connections, the Forum is the premiere gathering for preeminent fiduciary litigators and trustees, for UHNW families, from around the world.

"The Cambridge Forum on International Wealth Disputes – 2nd Generation is a rare gem in the private client calendar. It brings together exceptional expertise, fresh perspectives, and genuinely thoughtful dialogue on the evolving dynamics of cross-border wealth disputes. The calibre of discussion and the intimacy of the setting make it a standout event."

Naomi O'Higgins

Partner, Head of Trusts and Estates Disputes

Howard Kennedy LLP

United Kingdom

"If there is only one international Wealth Disputes conference you attend this year, it should be this one."

Joanna Poole

Partner

Farrer & Co LLP

United Kingdom

"Out of numerous professional conferences we all attend, the Cambridge Forum is by far the most productive, efficient and fun way to stay up to date with the laws of relevant foreign jurisdictions and meet the most skilful and experienced specialists from abroad."

Tetiana Bersheda

Founding Partner, Independent Arbitrator and Legal Counsel

Bersheda Law

Switzerland

"Cambridge Forum reshapes the traditional conference platform into a hugely beneficial environment for learning and socialising amongst peers. I would strongly recommend attending one."