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Free open source legal training
August 24, 2007
Matt Asay sent me details of free legal/licensing training being put on next week by Jason Haislmaier, a partner with Holme Roberts & Owen, which sounds interesting and comes recommended by Matt.
The training itself is free, and apparently there will even be a UK dial-in number, which is a rarity and should help keep the call costs down as well.
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