| 8.30am | Registration and Coffee |
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| 9.00am |
Keynote Address - Lord Hoffmann, 'The Case for Having a Duty of Care'
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| 10.00am | Parallel Session 1 |
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Panel A
- Jane Wright, 'Distributive Justice: a Dangerous Idea in the Common Law?'
- William Lucy, 'What is Private about Private Law?'
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Panel B
- Lusina Ho, 'Good Faith and Fiduciary Duty'
- Richard Nolan, 'Some Equitable Constraints on Private Power'
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Panel C
- Magdalena Sengayen, 'Tort liability in post-socialist states – the case study of Central Europe – evolving aims, framework, and context of tort'
- Neil Foster, 'Private Law and Public Goals: The Continuing Importance of the Action for Breach of Statutory Duty'
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| 11.10am | Coffee |
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| 11.40am | Parallel Session 2 |
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Panel A
- Charles Rickett, 'The Goals of Unjust Enrichment Law'
- Graham Virgo, 'Demolishing the Pyramid – the Presence of Basis and Risk-Taking in the Law of Unjust Enrichment'
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Panel B
- Prue Vines, 'Apologies as corrective justice in tort law: reparation and compensation as (partial) redemption'
- Normann Witzleb and Robyn Carroll, 'Vindication as an Aim of the Law of Remedies'
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Panel C
- Ben McFarlane, 'Equity, Obligations and Third Parties'
- John Mee, 'The Goals of Equity: Estoppel, Implied Trusts and Personal Relationships'
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| 12.50pm | Lunch |
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| 02.00pm | Parallel Session 3 |
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Panel A
- Andrew Robertson, 'The Limits of Policy'
- Roderick Bagshaw, 'Tort Law, Concepts and What Really Matters'
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Panel B
- Alexander Loke Fay Hoong, 'Limits to the pursuit of self-interest in contract'
- Eddy Gisonda, 'The relevance of political philosophy to understanding contract law'
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Panel C
- Arlen Duke, 'The Knowing Receipt "Knowledge" Requirement and Restitution's "Good Faith" Change Of Position Defence: Two Sides of the Same Coin?'
- Matthew Harding, 'Desert in Private Law: the Case of Allowances'
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| 03.10pm | Coffee |
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| 03.50pm | Parallel Session 4 |
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Panel A
- DM Fox, 'The Limits of Asset Partitioning in Pension Trusts'
- Pamela Hanrahan, 'Fiduciary duty and the market: private law and public good'
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Panel B
- Donal Nolan, 'Causation and the Goals of Tort Law'
- Robert Stevens, 'The Conflict of Rights'
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Panel C
- Duncan Sheehan, 'Reconsidering the Defence of Illegality in Unjust Enrichment'
- Jeannie Marie Paterson, 'Unconscionability and Consumer Protection'
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| 05.00pm | End of Day 1 |
Note: The speakers, titles of papers and order of speakers are subject to change.
