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Digital Legacy

e-Presentation by Edina Harbinja

Year: 2024

Topic

Edina Harbinja addresses the topics of digital assets, digital legacy, digital remains and post-mortem privacy, focuses on select countries like UK, France and Germany and ends with suggestions and conclusions.

Speaker

Dr Edina Harbinja is a Reader in Media/Privacy Law at Aston University (Birmingham).

Package

  • Video presentation
  • Audio podcast version
  • Duration: 30 minutes
  • Links to all relevant sources of law
  • Access for 12 months after purchase
  • Includes standard version and certified version eligible for CPD points
Filmed at ERA's Annual Conference on European Succession Law 2024, Trier/Online, 25 - 26 April 2024.


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Certified Version eligible for CPD points

This version requires you to view the full e-presentation and to take a short quiz at the end. A certificate can then be issued entitling you to CPD points in selected jurisdictions.

If you would like to claim a certificate please send your request to elearning@era.int.


Area of Law: Law of Successions

Language: English

Article-no.: 124P27

Price: 20,00 EUR


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