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If you're still considering taking a law course but are worried you've missed the boat, come along to this Open Evening at The City Law School on Wednesday 8th July 5.15 - 8.30.
Find out full details of this event here!
The Barcelona International Summer School in Maritime Law takes place from 27th - 31st July 2009. It has a full programme of maritime lectures from experts in the field - business-critical topics like shipping economics, ship arrest, ship salvage, London Maritime Arbitration and multi modal transport all feature strongly. Sessions are all taught by leading academics and industry leaders. Check out the programme here.
This exceptional course offers a fantastic opportunity for those hoping to go on to study an LLM in Maritime Law and for networking possibilities for those interested in a career within shipping. It all takes place in the beautiful surroundings of the Barcelona Law Society.
Find out further information here.
City students and alumni can claim 20% off the full price - indicate this when applying. Book now!
To meet popular demand, you can now do much more than just browse the Topic Guides - you can now search too!
Keep your eye on Lawbore for lots more developments over the coming months...
As you can see we've made a big update to Lawbore, based on your
feedback from the last six months.
Back again on the front page are our classic topic icons, allowing
you to easily browse our directory of links. There's a cool slider
you can use to move between the different areas easily, so the
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The directory itself has been reworked to allow you to browse items more quickly. Just click any link and its details appear immediately on the same page, without having to keep going backwards and forwards in your browser.
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