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Effective use of technology in family law

UNSW EDGE

Updated Aug 30, 2019

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CPD units: 1

Knowledge area: Practice management and business skills

Effective use of technology in family law

Elizabeth Bedford, Accredited Family Law Specialist and Director, Watts McCray Lawyers

Areas explored include the social and technological forces impacting on the practice of family law and some new and emerging technologies.

The facilitator will also address approaches for lawyers in adapting to this brave new world.

Recorded: 21 March 2019

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