IE Hosting Online Chat with International LL.M. Alumnus on April 18

LLM GUIDE, Apr 16, 2013

Malaysia-based lawyer to discuss his LL.M. experience and answer questions

IE Law School in Madrid, Spain is hosting on online chat with LL.M. alumnus Faris Shehabi on Thursday, April 18 at 11am (Madrid time). Shehabi will be discussing and answering questions about the International LL.M. program at IE.

Shehabi is from Australia. He completed the LL.M. at IE during 2011-12, and now works at the Kuala Lumpur Regional Center for Arbitration in Malaysia.

For more information or to register for the chat, please visit the event website.

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