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OVERVIEW
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An introductory workshop for all legal students or fresh graduates that focuses on conducting a proper legal research and drafting memorandums. The workshop included an overview of different types of search engines used in legal research, sources of information, methods of citation, and a guide to draft memorandums.
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DURATION
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6 HRS
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DATE
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22 February 2019
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LOCATION
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Bedayat
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FEES
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EGP 320
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WHO IS IT FOR?
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Law Students, and Fresh Law Graduates / all professional levels
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Entry level
requirements
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Basic Legal Background
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MATERIAL
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Presentations and handouts in class
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Intended outcomes
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1. Recognize primary and secondary sources of legal research material.
2. Use and apply secondary sources, case law and legislation using both paper-based and online resources to a research problem.
3. Develop correct research strategies to critically evaluate the relevance, quality, authority and currency of the research materials.
4. Demonstrate good legal writing skills by an understanding of the use and preparation of legal research material in legal writing and the correct methods of legal referencing.
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Certification
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Certificate of Attendance
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Instructors
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Marketing Associate at BDD Partner. She packs plenty of skills in managing and innovating marketing streams for fledgling and well-established law firm in Cairo.
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Co-Founder of LEAP Program and Executive Manager at THE LAW. Her career sprung in 2020, cementing years of pro-bono work in management and organization. Her work portfolio includes overseeing many legal-tech and innovative projects.
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