Event Description
Deadline to Register Online: November 14,
2016
These days, attorneys are expected to have both a deep
understanding of the substantive law as well as broad understanding of related
concerns: business development, project management, technological know-how,
industry expertise, and so on. As a result, common legal research tasks now
include more than simply finding citable authority. In this seminar, we’ll
briefly overview the history of legal research. Then, we’ll talk about what it
means to find authoritative documents among today’s resources. We’ll also
demonstrate strategies for completing the sort of common legal research tasks
that today’s ‘T-Shaped’ Lawyers are expected to manage efficiently.
Presenters:
Mike Carlson | MSBA
CLE Credits:
1.0 Standard CLE Credit Will Be Applied For | Event Code: 227716
Cost:
FREE! - Law Students
$10 - MSBA Members
$30 - Non-Members
Remote Participation:
Webcasting available. Please indicate this option
when registering. Instructions will be emailed out the day before the program.
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registration form.
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