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: Oregon Legal ResearchBusiness Lawyering Certificate in Oregon (Willamette University - Portland)
?The Certificate in Business Lawyering (CBL) program offers a structured approach to business that provides the tools, resources and concepts to increase an attorney?s value and productivity. Become a better lawyer by thinking about business issues the way business decision-makers think about them. Prepare to be a partner or general counsel by building your expertise in the business side of your profession?.
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The Certificate in Business Lawyering consists of eight, day-long sessions delivered over eight months where participants can earn a certificate of completion and up to 55 CLEs (including ethics and practical skills CLE's that can be converted to General CLE's; WBA CLE?s subject to approval). The program repeats annually?.? (link to full program information)
Full post as published by Oregon Legal Research on February 02, 2010 (boomark / email).
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