Research Seminar Series
The Law School research seminar series provides an opportunity for members of staff from the Law School and elsewhere in the University to share ideas at different stages of development. Both staff and PhD students have presented papers to the series ranging from media and internet law to restitution and criminal law. It is an important part of our research environment. We also have external speakers from other Universities. Members of faculty also present in the ESRC Centre for Competition Policy research seminar series.
The seminar series for the Spring Semester 2013 is below. Seminars start at 4.30pm unless otherwise indicated in BDS 0.32. The Autumn Semester 2012 series can be found here; previous seminar series from 2011-12 are here and here.
For further information please contact the Director of Research for the School Professor Duncan Sheehan
| Name | Date | Title |
| 16 January | Prima face tort: a neutron bomb for the nineteenth century | |
| No Seminar | 23 January | No Seminar |
| 30 January | Breach of Confidence, Fiduciary Duty and Information Barriers | |
| No Seminar | 6 February | No Seminar |
| 13 February | Digital Rights Management: The Phantom Menace | |
| 20 February | Data Protection: Regulatory (in) Adequacy | |
| 27 February | Sibling Saviour Treatments | |
| Stathis Banakas & Philippe Pierre (Rennes) | 6 March | Topography of Personal Injury Compensation in European Legal Systems |
| 13 March | Tbc | |
| 20 March | What can Monitor Learn from the Dutch Experience of Healthcare Regulation? | |
| John Linarelli (Swansea) | 17th April | Moral Justification and Private Law |