About IPBA

The Inter-Pacific Bar Association ("IPBA") is an international association of business and commercial lawyers with a focus on the Asia-Pacific region. Members are either Asia-Pacific residents or have a strong interest in this part of the world. The IPBA was founded in April 1991 at an organizing conference held in Tokyo attended by more than 500 lawyers from throughout Asia and the Pacific. Since then it has grown to become a pre-eminent organization in the area of Asia law and business with a membership of over 2,000 lawyers from 75 jurisdictions around the world.

The IPBA aims to provide an opportunity for business and commercial lawyers to network with lawyers of similar interests and fields of practice, and also to stay abreast with latest development in the areas of practice. Supported by major Bar Associations, Law Societies and other Organizations, the IPBA is playing a significant role in fostering ties among members of the professions.


A complete list of delegates who attended to the 2006 Conference is available by clicking on the icon below.

Download IPBA 2006 Delegate List (PDF, 75KB)

Sponsors

The 16th Inter-Pacific Bar Association Conference 2006 Organising Committee would like to acknowledge the following firms for their support of the Conference

Principal Sponsor

Legal Firms

Link to Clayton Utz Website Link to Turner Freeman Lawyers Website

 

Maddocks

New Zealand Legal Firm

 

Session Sponsor

Welcome Reception Sponsors

         

 

Exclusive International Media Partner


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Contact details

IPBA 2006 Conference Managers
Postal: GPO Box 128
Sydney NSW 2001 Australia

Deliveries: Level 10, 51 Druitt Street,
Sydney NSW 2001 Australia

Phone: + 61 2 9265 0700
Fax: +61 2 9267 5443
Email: ipba2006@tourhosts.com.au

Sydney In Profile

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City of Sydney Official Website
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