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Training Lawyers as Facilitators: Studying the Process at Fordham Law School

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By Newsroom on January 18, 2023 Faculty, In the News

“Lawyers as Facilitators,” a Fordham Law course taught by Norris Professor of Law and Dean Emeritus John D. Feerick ’61 and Adjunct Professor Linda Gerstel, was highlighted in New York Law Journal.

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