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Mohamed Sweify Presents on the Future of Legal Education

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Feb 15, 2025

New York-based attorney Mohamed Sweify will participate in a VSkolar webinar titled "Challenges and Future of Legal Education—How to prepare yourself for your legal industry" on February 15, 2025. Sweify will explore key topics in international arbitration and dispute resolution, focusing on effective leadership in these areas.

For more information, visit VSkolar's website.

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