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Simulation-based courses, in which law students act as lawyers to solve either a series of legal problems or one extended problem over a semester, are growing in popularity. Advocates for the courses
...us to act as a group," Newton said, in Vancouver, British Columbia. Now, "We feel we've got a very effective and...
After hearing complaints about client e-mail alerts, attorney Adrian Dayton forwarded his concerns to subscribers -- in a client alert. But his client alert suggesting the death of client alerts was
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Sheppard Mullin attorneys Daniel L. Brown and Aimee R. Kahn say that understanding the potential uses of social networking sites should be considered in litigation. Cases demonstrate that Facebook an
...in 12 countries outside the United States. A clinic in Vancouver, British Columbia, has systems serviced in Rochester, N.Y. Today, data are processed...
...Vancouver, British Columbia-based ...
...which took about three months to come together, brings the Vancouver, British Columbia-based startup's total backing to $28 million after three tranches...
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