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Stephenson Harwood attending IBA Annual Conference 2025 in Toronto
Our multi-disciplinary team from a number of Stephenson Harwood's international network of offices is delighted to be attending this year's event in Toronto, which takes place from 2 to 7 November.
The team is looking forward to meeting up with old friends and building new relationships.
At this year's conference:
- Our partners will be arranging bilateral meetings with our international friends and attending numerous Conference programme sessions and networking events.
- Partners are actively involved in a number of committees, including the Corporate and M&A, Closely Held, Litigation, Asset Recovery, Private Client Tax, Public Law Section and Class Actions committees.
- Richard Garcia is co-chairing the session "The Burden of Proof in ESG Disputes" on Tuesday 4 November at the Court of Appeal of Ontario.
- Ben Sigler will be speaking at the session “Sticking it to the man: a comparative approach to the mechanisms available for pursuing litigation against the government before national courts” on Tuesday 4 November.
- Michael Rutili will be co-chairing a panel titled ‘Does the tax tail wag the human dog?’ on Tuesday 4 November.
List of delegates from Stephenson Harwood:
- Guillaume Briant
Private Equity and M&A, Paris - Nicolas Demigneux
Corporate and Commercial Disputes, Paris - Richard Garcia
Corporate and Commercial Disputes, London - Tom Platts
Corporate M&A, Singapore - Ros Prince
Fraud and Asset Recovery, London - Genevieve Quierin
Group actions and Competition, London - Michael Rutili
Private Wealth, London - Ben Sigler
Corporate and Commercial Disputes, London - Duncan Stiles
Corporate M&A, London - Amy Yu
Corporate/M&A, Hong Kong
For full details of the conference programming, visit the official International Bar Association website.