Overview
Location: London, U.K.
Venue: Les 110 de Taillevent
Cambridge Forums welcomes an elite group of competition litigators – claimant, defendant, and in-house counsel – alongside select economists and funders from across the U.K. and Europe, for a private dining experience in the heart of London.
Bringing together participants from two forums, this exclusive mid-year gathering is designed to broaden networks and deepen cross-border connections. Participants will have the rare opportunity to reconnect with trusted peers, while forging new relationships across the claimant–defendant divide, all within a setting defined by excellence, collegiality and trust.
Over the course of the evening, a distinguished guest will join for a fireside exchange, offering insights seldom shared beyond this room.
CONNECT. ENGAGE. EXCEL. This is a different event, unlike any you've attended
An exclusive private dining experience bringing together the foremost minds in competition litigation for candid dialogue and meaningful connection across the claimant–defendant divide.
SPONSORING THIS FORUM
We would like to thank Cornerstone Research for their support of the Cambridge Forums Competition Litigation Dinner.
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Thank you to our Sponsor
Cornerstone Research is at the forefront of economic and financial consulting, delivering the rigorous analytical solutions required to navigate complex disputes. The firm draws from an extensive network of prominent academic and industry experts to support each matter effectively. Leveraging industry-leading artificial intelligence and machine learning tools, Cornerstone provides clients with a sophisticated, tailored approach. A reputation for innovation, precision, and excellence has defined Cornerstone since 1989. That momentum continues with over 1,000 professionals collaborating across nine offices in the UK, EU, and US.
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