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Monckton Chambers supports the seventh annual Sir Jeremy Lever Lecture

24 Feb 2018 | by Monckton Chambers

The seventh annual Sir Jeremy Lever lecture was held on Friday 23rd February, to celebrate the career of Sir Jeremy Lever KCMG, QC, a pioneer of both the practice and academic study of competition law in Europe.

The lecture titled “Mutual recognition and individual rights: the golden mean between blind trust and inadequate trust” was given by Advocate General Eleanor Sharpston QC and chaired by Philip Moser QC.

Left to right: Philip Moser QC, Advocate General Eleanor Sharpston QC, Professor Anne Davies, Professor Stephen Weatherill.

The event was followed by a celebratory dinner at All Souls College.