The AIFC Court and IAC are delighted to invite participants to join, free of charge, an ONLINE COURSE: "The AIFC Court and IAC Accredited Certificate in Common Law Advocacy Skills: Advanced level". This training course will be delivered by Dr Natalia Perova, English barrister and Head of International Dispute Resolution Group, Lamb Chambers, London, UK. This course will be dedicated to the practical aspects of a case preparation and advocacy at the AIFC Court. Such aspects as case theory and strategy, production and presentation of evidence, preparation for a trial and applications and trial advocacy will be the main focus of the course.

Registration is closed

PROGRAMME:

• Practical advocacy skills for representing clients at common law courts
• Details of litigation process at common law courts
• Overview of the AIFC Court Rules
• Production of documents for trial
• Overview of litigation stages at common law courts, including virtual hearings
• Interactive sessions with participants

This online course is for:

✅Lawyers

✅Business community

When: 4 November 2021, 14:30-18:30 (Nur-Sultan time), 08:30-12:30 (London time) with 30 min break and 30 min preparation for Session 2

Please note that the training will be recorded.

About the trainer:

Natalia is a Russian-speaking English barrister and Head of International Dispute Resolution Group at Lamb Chambers. Natalia deals with international and cross-border disputes involving international trade, financing and enforcement.

Natalia’s particular interests include international commercial litigation, international arbitration and mediation related to commercial contracts, sale and carriage of goods, trading, banking, investments and private international law. Additional practice areas include public international law, cross-border insolvency, international civil fraud and enforcement, company and shareholder disputes, trusts, asset-tracing and recovery.

Natalia’s experience at the Bar in dealing with international cases and appearing in higher courts in her own right is complemented by her extensive academic experience. Having completed two PhDs in law, one in the UK and one in Russia, prior to joining the Bar, Natalia was a university lecturer. Her ability to extensively analyse and research issues enables Natalia to excel in dealing with legally or factually complex matters.