CBLP Seminar: What’s Wrong With The Law Of Security?

Richard Calnan is a Legal Consultant and former partner in Norton Rose Fulbright LLP London and a Visiting Professor at University College London.

His practice has involved a broad range of corporate and financial transactions, restructurings, and insolvencies. He has a written on various aspects of commercial law, including proprietary rights, secured transactions, and contractual and statutory interpretation. Richard is also a member of the Centre for Business Law and Practice's Advisory Board at the University of Leeds School of Law.

Profile: Richard Calnan’s profile can be found here.

Abstract: This seminar discussion will involve Richard Calnan, Gerard McCormack, and Duncan Sheehan about what makes a good law of secured transactions, what the requirements of such a law are and the extent to which they are met by English law, the PPSA systems, and civil law systems. In that context, Richard will also be discussing the CLLS's proposed Secured Transactions Code.