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Culture, Courtroom and Crime, a 5 night programme in New York.
Web Legal Education
New York
Culture, Courtroom and Crime Programme in New York City. A programme designed to be both educational and a vacation.
Includes: A NY criminal trial seminar, NY criminal law seminar, United States Court of Appeal case viewing and felony trial viewing. There will be various cases before The United States Court of Appeal, including banking, crime, constitutional law and more. Confirmation of this will be made 1 week before the programme start date.
Including 5 nights accommodation at the Skyline Hotel in New York, trip to the Guggenheim, wine tasting at Chelsea Wine Vault.
CPD hours: please contact us for more information.
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How to use blogging, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter in the legal sector - 7 CPD hrs
Smith & Smith PR
London
Level: Beginner - Intermediate
Whether you are a solicitor, marketer or in-house legal – this course has been developed specially for the legal sector and will provide you with the essentials to get started and get ahead.
This course will teach participants to:
- How to develop a social media strategy that works in the legal sector
- Killer techniques to increase fee earning
- A step by step guide on how to best use all the main social media platforms
- A detailed look at how the best businesses out there are using social media effectively
- Understand how using social media can go wrong and how to react to problems should they arise
- Demonstrate best practice around honesty, transparency and legislation relating to social media
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Telecommunications Law & Regulation
MBL Seminars Limited
London
Course Level: Intermediate Introduction This seminar will consider the way electronic communications networks and service providers are regulated at both a UK and EU level. It will concentrate mainly on the provision...
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The Impact of the Licensing Reforms - Webinar or DVD
MBL Seminars Limited
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