The Lliuya Shock: Stress-Testing UK Climate Liability Risk

​Join us for an interactive workshop exploring how a major development in climate litigation could reshape legal, corporate, financial and public policy risk in the United Kingdom.

​Led by Nicholas Young, Research Fellow in the Oxford Sustainable Law Programme and DPhil candidate in Law at the University of Oxford, the session offers a practical example of Oxford-style executive learning: applied, discussion-led and focused on real-world decision-making under uncertainty.

​Working in table groups, participants will step into the roles of key stakeholders in a realistic climate litigation scenario, including an energy company, civil society litigants, a pension fund, a government department, insurers and an affected community. Together, they will examine how a significant shift in case law could affect board decision-making, investor engagement, insurance markets, regulatory disclosure, public policy responses and the future trajectory of climate litigation.

​The workshop is designed to be accessible, engaging and highly participatory. Participants will test legal, commercial and strategic arguments in a realistic multi-stakeholder setting. No prior legal expertise is required.

​Register now to experience Oxford-style executive learning and explore one of the most significant emerging risks facing organisations today.

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