The Global Justice Forum organized by Robert Lieff and the Richmond Center for Business Law and Public Policy has opened its doors with great success at the Columbia Law School in New York. Pre-eminent University Professors, Judges and attorneys from all over the world have gathered in this prestigious event where topics of cross border international litigation will be examined and addressed. Some of the topics include the liability of financial intermediaries (Subprime mortgage backed securities, Libor manipulation issues), protecting workplace standards in the Global supply chain and prosecuting cross-border cyber crime. On the 12th of October the Global Justice Network is taking place at the same premises of the Columbia law school gathering selected international participants of the Forum.

The GJN is an organization incorporated in Ireland aiming to organize its worldwide plaintiff representation activities mainly out of Switzerland through a sophisticated network structure of international lawyers . Constantine Kokkinos a founding partner of the GJF and member of the Steering Committee of the Network is honored to be one of the keynote speakers of the event.

C. Kokkinos with other event participants from Ireland (B. O'Reily) the U.S. (N. Castellanos) and Germany (M. Ferrari)