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Saturday 3 October (1000 - 1020)
Saturday 3 October (1020 - 1030)
Saturday 3 October (1030 - 1100)
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The legal profession is evolving faster than ever. As technology reshapes legal practice and client expectations keep rising, the definition of professional excellence is changing. This session explores the qualities that distinguish outstanding lawyers in today’s global legal market and offers a practical framework for understanding how excellence is being redefined across firms, institutions and international practice.
Saturday 3 October (1100 - 1115)
Saturday 3 October (1115 - 1230)
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This panel will provide a practical discussion on global dealmaking, risk management and regulatory trends.
The key issues include:
- FDI screening and merger control;
- cross-border due diligence;
- drafting challenges for juniors; and
- other current trends and practical issues in international M&A.
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Saturday 3 October (1230 - 1330)
Saturday 3 October (1330 - 1345)
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Legal expertise may open the first door, but trust is what creates lasting opportunities. This session explores why trust remains one of the most valuable assets throughout a lawyer’s career and how it is earned through credibility, consistency, sound judgment and authentic relationships. Rather than viewing trust as the product of isolated interactions, the discussion will examine how it develops over time and becomes the foundation of professional reputation, leadership opportunities and long-term career success.
Saturday 3 October (1345 - 1500)
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This panel will examine democratic erosion and the role of lawyers in safeguarding institutions.
The key issues include:
- global democratic backsliding;
- threats to judicial independence;
- human rights in fragile systems; and
- everyday rule of law responsibilities for young lawyers.
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Saturday 3 October (1500 - 1515)
Saturday 3 October (1515 - 1630)
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This panel will be a practical session focused on supporting sustainable and people-focused career development for young lawyers and junior members of the profession.
The key subjects include:
- mental health and burnout prevention;
- neurodiversity and inclusion;
- building a personal brand;
- cross-cultural communication and client interactions; and
- junior lawyers’ career transitions.