About the Conference
The Corporate Law Teachers Association Conference is a 3 day
conference. The Conference will be of interest to corporate law
teachers in Law Schools and Business Schools, to legal practitioners
interested in the field of corporate law, corporate law regulators
and corporate law researchers.
The first day of the conference to be held on Sunday 7th February
2010 from 10.30am - 3.30pm will be a teaching workshop which will
explore issues such as teaching to large and diverse groups of
students, innovations in teaching and assessment, and curriculum
issues. This session will be of particular interest to
corporate law teachers in the higher education sector.
The second day of the conference will open with our keynote speaker,
Professor Steven L Schwarcz from Duke University. Professor Schwarcz
will discuss 'Connections and Consequences - The Global Financial
Crisis and the Role of Lawyers'. Professor John Farrar, Emeritus
Professor of Law from Bond University will follow with a
presentation on 'The Development of an Appropriate Regulatory
Response to the Global Financial Crisis'.
There will also be parallel sessions throughout Monday 8th - Tuesday
9th February focussing on special areas of interest such as
comparative company law; insolvency and directors and officers'
duties.
A conference dinner will be held on Monday 8th February 2010.
Non-CLTA members such as legal practitioners, regulators, students
and researchers are welcome to attend the conference.
Conference Registration Fee: $360.00
Conference Dinner: $70.00
Half day registrations are also available at $100.00
Download the Conference Agenda (130kb, PDF)
Download the Conference Abstracts (682kb, PDF)