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It is becoming increasingly essential for in-house lawyers and non-lawyers at all levels to have an understanding of the disputes process. Our new Disputes 101 webinar series will cover fundamental aspects of the disputes process and aims to help improve your understanding of common issues in disputes.
This webinar will set out a legal toolkit for media and reputation management issues. This will include an exploration of the areas of defamation, breach of privacy, data protection claims and harassment law. It will also consider who can access documents referred to in civil litigation.
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