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2x 1.5 hour online sessions (17 October and 14 November, 12pm - 1:30pm);

1x in-person attendance at the EM Lawshare 20th Anniversary Annual Lunch and Lecture in Nottingham (24 November)*

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*Attendance at the EM Lawshare 20th Anniversary Annual Lunch and Lecture in Nottingham is complimentary; however, registrants are responsible for covering their own travel and accommodation costs. Please ensure you have obtained the necessary approval to attend and that any associated expenses are appropriately authorised.

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