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Virtual firms: transactional learning on the web

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2004

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Maharg, Paul

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Law Society of Scotland

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The article discusses how today's diploma students are introduced to legal transactions in a virtual environment.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/14264

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Open Access Research

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Journal of the Law Society of Scotland

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Newspaper/magazine article

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Personal Development Planning in Practice: A Series of Case Studies

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