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'Compensation for Asbestos, Crashing Cars, Bungling Medics and Exploding Boilers - Can Private Law Meet the Challenge of a Changing Society?' - John Bell and Matt Dyson

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On 4th February 2008 two members of the team that organised the European Legal Development (ELD) project gave a public lecture in Leeds. The lecture gave further perspectives and information on the material available on the site; it lasted approximately 82 minutes, and was given by Professor John Bell and Mr Matthew Dyson. The audio recording of this lecture is available courtesy of Riyaj Hazi and Professor Dagmar Schiek of Leeds Law School. The event was made possible by the support of the AHRC, the dedicated work of a number of the staff of Leeds Law School including in particular Miss Anna Barker and by the attendance of both sixth form and university students. For more information on the European Legal Development Project, please see http://www.findingfault.co.uk

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