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| E137: Barrie J. Roberts - Negotiating Success: How English Learners Can Master Principled Negotiation (Interview) | 08 Apr 2024 | 00:32:13 | |
šļø About this episode: In Episode 137 of the Study Legal English Podcast, I interview Barrie J. Roberts, author of "The Getting to Yes Guide for ESL Students and Professionals: Principled Negotiation for Non-Native Speakers of English." Barrie shares insights from her unique career transition from a public interest lawyer to an ESL instructor and mediator. We discuss her book, which acts as a guide for non-native English speakers to use when reading "Getting to Yes" by Roger Fisher,Ā William L. Ury , Bruce Patton. Ā The discussion also covers the essence of principled negotiation, the importance of understanding negotiation terms in context, difficult words such as "settle for" and "BATNA" and practical tips for using her book effectively alongside the seminal work "Getting to Yes." šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast ā ā with a donationā .ā ā šEpisode links
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| E136: 3 top tips for legal writing (interview) | 12 Feb 2024 | 00:09:48 | |
šļø About this episode: In this episode, I'm joined by Natasha Costello to share our top three tips for effective legal email writing. We dive into how to start emails, ensure clarity, and structure your messages for a professional impact. If you'd like to improve your legal writing, join our "Legal English for Legal Writing" workshops, designed to enhance your skills further. Click here for more info. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast ā ā with a donationā .ā ā šEpisode links
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| E127: Decoding culture with Louis Pruvost (Interview) | 30 Jan 2023 | 00:59:49 | |
šļø About this episode: In this episode, we listen to my interview with Louis Pruvost, head of communications at Gapsmoov, a company specialising in cross-cultural education. We look at what culture is, the cultural challenges you could face as an international legal professional, and the tools you can use to become more culturally aware. To try Gapsmoov for free send an email to info@gapsmoov.com. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 46: The Court System Today (Monologue) | 09 Jul 2018 | 00:13:36 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode focuses on the court system of England and Wales as it is today. We find out about how we can categorise the courts including:
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| 45: The History of the Judiciary Part 2 (Article) | 02 Jul 2018 | 00:10:35 | |
šļø About this episode: Today Iāll be reading the second part of an article about the history of the judiciary in England and Wales. The first part read in Episode 44 covered the first 500 years of evolution and today weāll be covering the next 500 years. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 44: The History of the Judiciary Part 1 (Article) | 18 Jun 2018 | 00:16:07 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode features the first part of an article published hereĀ about the history of the judiciary in England and Wales. Today weāll be covering the first 500 years of evolution and in the next episode weāll deal with the next 500 years. You'll learn about the slow evolution of the judiciary including the first judges, judicial corruption, trial by ordeal and trial by combat.Ā šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 43: Legal English Grammar - The Subjunctive (Grammar) | 11 Jun 2018 | 00:24:39 | |
šļø About this episode: In today's episode we are looking at some legal English grammar ā yes!!! Itās time for the subjunctive! The subjunctive is a mark of an educated speaker and it can also be very effective in persuasive legal discourse both in writing and spoken language. In this episode we find out:
We also practise some exercises and I talk about using the passive voice.Ā šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 42: Legal English Vocabulary - Plead, Order, Sentence & more! (Vocabulary) | 04 Jun 2018 | 00:15:33 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode looks at some of the Legal English terms which feature in this week's blog post from guest blogger Dmitry. Dmitry's blog post features vocabulary he learnt in the pilot episode of Judge John Deed. In this podcast episode look at more detail at some of three terms - Plead, Order, Sentence - but of course we cover much more along the way, especially in the area of criminal law! šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links š„Learn legal English
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| 41: Dr Jan Bamford (Guildhall School of Business and Law at London Metropolitan) (Interview) | 21 May 2018 | 00:22:25 | |
šļø About this episode: Today I interview Dr Jan Bamford, Head of Student Experience and Academic Outcomes at the Guildhall School of Business and Law at London Metropolitan University. Jan carries out research related to international learning and international students' experiences in the UK. This interview is particular interesting for international students studying in the UK or for prospective students to get an insight into some of the aspects of studying an LLM abroad. We talk about:
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| 40: Introduction to International Law (Monologue) | 14 May 2018 | 00:27:33 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode is an introduction to International Law as a source of law in the English Legal System. We answer some basic questions like:
The episode contains lots of legal English vocabulary and Podcast Pro Members can access further materials. Additionally, this is the final episode in the English Legal System (Module 2): Sources of Law Course and therefore, if you are a Podcast Pro Member you can now take the exam and gain a certificate for this legal English course. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 39: David Best (President EULETA) (Interview) | 07 May 2018 | 00:26:02 | |
šļø About this episode: When I was at the LEX ESP V Conference at Alicante University I was lucky enough to interview David Best, the President of the European Legal English Teachers' Association (EULETA) and course coordinator and teacher for legal English at The UniversitĆ© libre de Bruxelles (ULB). We talk about:
And I have a question for you in relation to the next episode: What do you like or dislike about international law? šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links š„Learn legal English
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| 38: Introduction to Human Rights Law (Monologue) | 23 Apr 2018 | 00:21:09 | |
šļø About this episode:
"...the Human Rights Act 1998 is incredibly important and has been hailed as one of the most important pieces of UK legislation this century!
This week's question for you is: What do you like or dislike about international law? šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 37: EU Supremacy and Brexit (Monologue) | 16 Apr 2018 | 00:21:40 | |
šļø About this episode: "Parliamentary supremacy is a very old principle of the UKās unique uncodified constitution and it refers to Parliament being the ultimate law-maker." Today's episode is about Parliamentary Supremacy, the Supremacy of EU Law, and Brexit. We look at:
This week's question is: Do we need human rights law? Why or why not? šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| E126: Listen to the Pre-booklaunch webinar (Announcement) | 23 Jan 2023 | 00:56:29 | |
šļø About this episode: This is a recording of the webinar for legal English teachers and students to explore the book: Practical English Language Skills for Lawyers ahead of its launch at the end of January. The webinar took place on 16th January 2023 on Zoom. Speakers: Natasha Costello and Louise Kulbicki (co-authors) Host: Stephen Horowitz šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links š„Learn legal English
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| 36: Introduction to EU Law (Monologue) | 09 Apr 2018 | 00:20:35 | |
šļø About this episode: "The Treaty Establishing the European Economic Community talks about Primary sources of EU law
Secondary sources of EU law
Supplementary sources of EU law
EU law's application
Today's question is: What do you think about Brexit? šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 35: Institutions of the EU (Monologue) | 26 Mar 2018 | 00:14:43 | |
šļø About this episode: "The European Union has a range of institutions which help it to achieve its objectives and through which it creates and implements law and policy..." Today's episode is about the institutions of the European Union. It covers the 7 institutions what they consist of and what they do:
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| 34: Origins and History of the European Union (Monologue) | 19 Mar 2018 | 00:13:32 | |
šļø About this episode: "There was a recognition in Europe of the need for countries to work together in politics, economics and security..." Today's episode is about the development of the European Union. It covers:
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| 33: Introduction to Equity (Monologue) | 12 Mar 2018 | 00:11:38 | |
šļø About this episode: "Historically it operated totally separately from the common law, with separate courts and totally separate cases. But nowadays things are a little bit different... " Today's episode is about equity. The episode includes:
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| 32: The Doctrine of Judicial Precedent (Monologue) | 05 Mar 2018 | 00:21:49 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode is about the doctrine of judicial precedent. The episode includes:
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| 31: Introduction to the Common Law | 26 Feb 2018 | 00:18:06 | |
šļø About this episode: "The common law has played an extremely important role in shaping the English legal system that we know today." Today's episode is about the common law. The episode includes:
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| 30: Katrina Crossley (International Law Book Facility) (Interview) | 12 Feb 2018 | 00:19:18 | |
šļø About this episode: "...It's crazy that books are being thrown away when they could be sent to Uganda, for example, to provide useful resources to the judges..." In this episode I interview Katrina Crossley the CEO of the International Law Book Facility (ILBF). The ILBF provides all kinds of secondhand law books to public and not-for-profit organisations around the world. We talk about:
If you want to find out more about the ILBF or apply for your organisation to receive free legal textbooks contact the ILBF here.Ā Other organisations mentioned:Ā LexisNexis, Clifford Chance, The Slynn Foundation, African Prisons Project.Ā šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links š„Learn legal English
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| 29: Statutory Interpretation Part 2 (Monologue) | 05 Feb 2018 | 00:18:12 | |
šļø About this episode: "What is 'expressio unius est exclusio alterius'? It's not a spell from Harry Potter but it actually means 'to specify one thing excludes the others'." In this episode we look again at how courts interpret legislation. This time weāre looking at two specific things:
We also cover new legal vocabulary and a few Latin phrases so that you can speak like you're Harry Potter. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 28: Statutory Interpretation part 1 (Monologue) | 29 Jan 2018 | 00:15:35 | |
šļø About this episode: 'The laws passed by Parliament...should be clear and easy to apply. However, sometimes this isn't the case and instead, the wording is unclear and ambiguous....the courts cannot simply apply the law... instead they must interpret it. But how do they do this?' In todayās episode weāre looking at how courts interpret legislation. First, weāll look at why courts must interpret legislation, and then go on to look at the different rules of construction and interpretation as well as looking at aids to interpretation. We learn specifically about:
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| 27: Tim Wood (Court Reporter & Old Bailey Insight and Legal London Tours) (Interview) | 22 Jan 2018 | 00:22:46 | |
šļø About this episode: 'I was sitting in the Old Bailey one day, listening to a very interesting case....Ā I looked up into the public gallery and there was not a soul in there. And I thought,Ā people would like to listen to this' An interview with Tim Wood who worked for many years as a successful journalist, reporting on some of the most important criminal court cases. Tim went on to set up Old Bailey Insight and Legal London Tours which provide tours around the Royal Courts of Justice and 'Old Bailey' - The Central Criminal Court.Ā We talk about:
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| E125: Pre-Booklaunch Webinar (Announcement) | 12 Jan 2023 | 00:08:31 | |
šļø About this episode: In this episode, I announce when Practical English Language Skills For Lawyers: Improving your Legal English by Natasha Costell, and me, Louise Kulbicki will be published. And I invite you to join me and Natasha for a webinar on Monday 16th January 2023 at 6pm - 7pm CET on Zoom. The webinar will be kindly hosted by Stephen Horowitz. Any questions about this episode, the book, or the webinar? Email me: Louise@studylegalenglish.com šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links š„Learn legal English
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| 26: Xavier Costa (Vice-President AIJA and Senior Associate at Roca Junyent) (Interview) | 15 Jan 2018 | 00:26:55 | |
šļø About this episode: 'AIJA betters people' An interview with Xavier Costa, Vice-President of AIJA (The International Association of Young Lawyers) and Senior Associate at leading law firmĀ Roca Junyent, Barcelona, Spain. We talk about how Xavier became a lawyer, his role as the Vice-President of AIJA and what AIJA is. We find out why Xavier is so passionate about AIJA and international law, and why so many lawyers join AIJA and don't ever want to leave! AIJA Ā is the only Global International Association of Lawyers aged forty-five and under and runs annual conferences such as the recent Half-Year Conference in GironaĀ and with many events planned each year. If you're interested in becoming an AIJA member see here. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links š„Learn legal English
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| Prize Winner! (Announcement) | 09 Jan 2018 | 00:04:37 | |
Find out the winner of the SLE podcast competition.
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| Learn Legal English for Free! (Announcement) | 02 Jan 2018 | 00:01:37 | |
Information about a podcast competition.
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| Competition announcement! (Announcement) | 22 Dec 2017 | 00:03:47 | |
Find out about the Study Legal English competition.
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| 25: Reading an Act of Parliament (Monologue) | 18 Dec 2017 | 00:15:31 | |
šļø About this episode: If you're a law student studying a law course in English you may have to read an Act of Parliament or if you're a lawyer working for international clients you may from time-to-time have to consult U.K. legislation. In today's episode we look at how to read an Act of Parliament using the Criminal Finances Acts 2017 as an example. We learn about:
If you're curious to look at more legislation head over to www.legislation.gov.uk.Ā This is an excellent site for looking up U.K. legislation and has a great glossary of terms in the help section. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 24: Domestic Legislation (Monologue) | 27 Nov 2017 | 00:15:52 | |
šļø About this episode: This episode is all about domestic legislation. It covers:
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| 23: GDPR: how accountancy firms can prepare for enhanced regime (Article) | 20 Nov 2017 | 00:32:53 | |
šļø About this episode: In todayās episode I read the article 'GDPR: how accountancy firms can prepare for enhanced regime' about the E.U. General Data Protection Regulation (G.D.P.R.) and the U.K.'s Data Protection Bill.Ā Study Legal English gained permission to use the article in this episode from both The International Law Office (I.L.O.) and the article authors: Rhiannon Webster,Ā Shehana Cameron-PereraĀ and Francesca Muscutt fromĀ DAC Beachcroft.Ā The I.L.O. is a great website to stay up-to-date on legal topics and I recommend listeners to register to get free access to this resource. You can do soĀ here.
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| 22: Fulvio Gentili, litigation lawyer (Milan, Italy) (Interview) | 13 Nov 2017 | 00:21:15 | |
šļø About this episode: In today's episode I interview Fulvio Gentili, a litigation lawyer working in Milan, Italy. We talk about:
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| 21: Roger Margand (Partner Solicitor, Spire Solicitors LLP) (Interview) | 06 Nov 2017 | 00:19:54 | |
šļø About this episode: Are you interested in a career as a solicitor or attorney? Do you want to know what a solicitor's typical day involves or what things are important in trainee solicitor applications? Listen to today's episode to find out and improve your legal English vocabulary. In today's episode I interview Roger Margand, partner and solicitor at Spire Solicitors LLP, Norwich, UK. Roger talks about his firm, the training process to become a solicitor and what his work involves. We discuss:
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| 20: The Legal Profession - A Typical Day (Fiction) | 30 Oct 2017 | 00:19:54 | |
šļø About this episode: In today's episode weāll hear fictional monologues from a range of people talking about their legal work or studies. The people donāt mention their job title. So, see if you can guess what job they do from their description. Do you think they are a clerk, solicitor, barrister, CILEx legal executive or paralegal? If you're not sure what these jobs are, check out episode 19 first where you can learn about these jobs. This episode features:
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| E124: Top coursebooks for legal English learning (Monologue) | 25 Jul 2022 | 00:31:33 | |
šļø About this episode: This episode is about coursebooks you can use to improve your legal English. The episode also features some messages from the authors of those books. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 19: The Legal Profession - More Legal Careers (Article) | 23 Oct 2017 | 00:26:27 | |
šļø About this episode: Ever wondered what other jobs are available to people who study law? Not sure what a paralegal or a clerk does? Check out today's episode. It's about the Legal Profession focusing specifically on alternative legal careers. The episode covers:
We listen to article extracts from www.lawcareers.net a great resource for finding out about legal careers in the UK. One is about paralegals and the other is about alternative legal careers. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 18: The Legal Profession - The Solicitor (Article) | 16 Oct 2017 | 00:12:52 | |
šļø About this episode: Ever wondered what the difference is between barristers and solicitors? Check out today's episode. It's about the Legal Profession focusing specifically on solicitors. The episode covers:
We listen to an extract from the article āWhat kind of lawyer do you want to be?ā which was published on chambersstudent.co.uk. Chambers Student is an excellent resource to find out information about studying Law in the UK. Update (22/10/21): Note that the Solicitor's Qualifying Exam replaces the old route of qualification. You can find helpful information about this here:Ā šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 17: Legal Profession - The Barrister (Article) | 09 Oct 2017 | 00:21:52 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode is about the Legal Profession focusing specifically on barristers. The episode covers:
We listen to an extract from the article āWhat kind of lawyer do you want to be?ā which was published on chambersstudent.co.uk. Chambers Student is an excellent resource to find out information about studying Law in the UK. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast with a donationā . šEpisode links
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| 16: When working notice just does not work (Article) | 02 Oct 2017 | 00:17:30 | |
šļø About this episode: In todayās episode I will read an article about Employment Law in Canada and specifically working notice. Study Legal English gained permission to use the article in this episode from The International Law Office (ILO). The article was written by Jacqueline Gant on September 20 2017 and contributed by Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP to ILO. The original article is published here. The ILO is a great website to stay up-to-date on legal topics and I recommend listeners to register to get free access to this resource. You can do so here. In the episode you can learn key legal English vocabulary and terms related to employment law. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast ā with a donationā .ā šEpisode links š„Learn legal English
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| 15: GlĆ²ria Casanova MartĆnez (Cuatrecasas) (Interview) | 25 Sep 2017 | 00:27:49 | |
šļø About this episode: Here I interview GlĆ²ria Casanova MartĆnez, an associate lawyer at Cuatrecasas, Girona, Spain. In this interview we focus on the area of company / corporate law and discuss GlĆ²ria's work in insolvency proceedings including her firm's role as a receiver in the receivership process. We also talk about why she became a lawyer, the importance of legal English for her firm and lawyer's education in Spain. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast ā ā with a donationā .ā ā šEpisode links š„Learn legal English
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| 14: Networking - Lindsay Griffiths (ILN) (Interview) | 03 Sep 2017 | 00:13:17 | |
šļø About this episode: In today's episode I'm pleased to be joined by Lindsay Griffiths. Lindsay is the Director of Global Relationship Management at the International Lawyers Network and also the author of a great blog for lawyers -Ā Zen and the Art of Legal Networking. We focus on networking through social media and Linkedin. We discuss the benefits of using Linkedin for lawyers and how to effectively use it to maintain relationships. šThis podcast is free to help people around the world. Please help support me and the podcast ā ā ā with a donationā .ā ā ā šEpisode links
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| 13: Networking - Maintaining Relationships (Fiction) | 02 Sep 2017 | 00:12:22 | |
šļø About this episode: Discussing how to maintain relationships with someone you meet at a legal networking event, on the phone and via Linkedin. The episode includes:
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| 12: Networking ā Follow up meeting (Fiction) | 01 Sep 2017 | 00:21:31 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode focuses on following up with a meeting with a new contact you met at a legal networking event . It includes:
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| 11: Networking ā Follow up phone call 2 (Fiction) | 31 Aug 2017 | 00:11:15 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode is the second part of following up with a phone call with a new contact Ā you met at a networking event. It includes:
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| 10: Networking ā Follow up phone call 1 (Fiction) | 30 Aug 2017 | 00:21:15 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode looks at following up with a phone call with a new contact you met at a networking event. It includes:
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| E123: Top resources for legal English speaking (Monologue) | 18 Jul 2022 | 00:14:32 | |
šļø About this episode: In this episode, I share resources to improve your legal English speaking:
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| 9: Networking ā Follow up email (Fiction) | 29 Aug 2017 | 00:13:26 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode looks at following up with a new contact through email. It includes:
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| 8: Networking ā Moving on (Fiction) | 28 Aug 2017 | 00:14:40 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode looks at introducing a colleague, dealing with interruptions and moving on when you meet a new contact at a legal networking event. It includes:
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| 7: Networking ā Listening & Clarifying (Fiction) | 27 Aug 2017 | 00:18:13 | |
šļø About this episode: Today's episode looks again at listening and clarifying techniques to help you understand things better when you meet a new contact at a legal networking event. Thank you to Dmitry, Tatiana and Mathew Martynov for featuring in the show. It includes:
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