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26 Jan 2015News

SJ's editor at large Kevin Poulter, managing editor Laura Clenshaw and legal reporter John van der Luit-Drummond discuss why penning a piece is such a valuable marketing tool in today's legal world

The team at SJ Towers are delighted to present you with their first 'non-podcast podcast' where they discuss marketing and self-promotion in a changing legal landscape. To view the video on our YouTube, just click here.

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