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Alin George Ilinca
April 06, 2025
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Hey there
We recently held an event in collaboration with AllAboutLaw. Due to an admin error, the Zoom link only allowed 100 attendees.
We’re really sorry if you weren’t able to get in. The good news is that the event will run again on Tuesday 23rd at 3pm.
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