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: The Wired GC

Seminars on Changing the Law

By John Wallbillich

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What’s really happening in the law? What’s just around the corner?

The Wired GC offers answers to these questions and more with a new seminar series, Wired GC-Off The Meter.

The first edition is next Thursday, July 17, 2008 at 2:30 p.m. EDT/11:30 a.m. PDT. The subject is “Using Discovery as a Learning Tool” and features leaders in the discovery arena: David Galbenski, Jim Daley, and Gary Hayden. I will moderate the seminars and intend to facilitate real discussion and provoke the occasional debate.

The series available to the legal community without charge thanks to our exclusive sponsor, The Vallex Fund. This is not your typical web-based seminar: each every-other-month installment will be fast-paced, insight-oriented, and short (less than 45 minutes; or about 0.7 hours for our law firm attendees).

Full details are on the dedicated series page; registration is quick, and allows you to attend the seminars live, or view them on-demand after. Also, when you confirm your subscription, you will get a copy of the series white paper: “Changing the Law: Metrics and Milestones.” It gives some hints as to future seminar topics as well.

Take 30 seconds to register; we have a virtual seat saved with your name on it.

Wired GC - Off the Meter

The series press release is out and available here.

Full post as published by The Wired GC on July 08, 2008 (boomark / email).

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