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DWF hosts Real Estate Law Forum 2014 in Manchester
North West firm DWF is hosting its 2014 Real Estate Law Forum, a series of three training workshops for professionals seeking a better understanding of real estate practice for their businesses, as well as those starting out on a career in the field.
Commencing 6 February 2014, the first session will give attendees a comprehensive introduction to conditional agreements for lease. Subsequent modules will cover planning and construction issues and selling a real estate asset.
Each workshop will be led by highly-qualified experts from DWF’s Real Estate team, held at the firm’s offices in Manchester.
The session will begin at 08.00am with an opportunity for attendees to network with colleagues in the industry before the forum starts at 08.30am. The venue is DWF Manchester, 1 Scott Place, 2 Hardman Street, Manchester, M3 3AA.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Simon Malia .
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