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ARTICLE · 27 OCTOBER 2006

Vodcast Update, September 2006

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Gadens Lawyers is Australia’s first major legal firm to embrace new communications technology to get its information to clients across Australia and overseas. Partner of the firm’s Banking and Finance practice, Mr Jon Denovan is the first to vodcast clients with information, analysis and news. Vodcasts are audio-visuals through the use of broadband technology and can be accessed through the firm’s website.

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In this issue

  • Identity Fraud
  • E-Conveyancing

Welcome to our first vodcast news update.

Gadens Lawyers is Australia’s first major legal firm to embrace new communications technology to get its information to clients across Australia and overseas.

Partner of the firm’s Banking and Finance practice, Mr Jon Denovan is the first to vodcast clients with information, analysis and news. Vodcasts are audio-visuals through the use of broadband technology and can be accessed through the firm’s website.

His first two broadcasts (which can be accessed through the links below) cover identity fraud and Federal Government regulations to counteract this growing problem, and also e-conveyancing.

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