DLA Piper is backing an initiative by Georgetown Law School to set up a new London-based program in cross-border law that will draw students from 10 universities around the world. The international firm is providing 4,000 square feet of rent-free office space in its London office to house administrative staff working on the course and some tutorials.
April 07, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
DLA Piper is backing an initiative by Georgetown Law School to set up a new London-based program in cross-border law that will draw students from 10 universities around the world.
The international giant is providing 4,000 square feet of rent-free office space in its London office to house administrative staff working on the course and some tutorials.
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