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FB 114: Benefits of a Bankruptcy Practice

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National Bankruptcy Academy

Learn how to start a bankruptcy law practice. No prior bankruptcy experience is necessary. The National Bankruptcy Academy offers both online and live programs tailored to attorneys who are (a) starting a bankruptcy practice, (b) training support staff to assist in the production of bankruptcy documents, and (c) for existing bankruptcy professionals, sharpening their technical skills with in-depth analysis and citation support from case law, the Bankruptcy Rules, and the Bankruptcy Code.

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