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Updated on - Jul 18, 2024 11:14 AM IST

Kingston Law College held the Kingston Law Conclave 2025

On March 22, 2024 Kingston Law College held the Kingston Law Conclave 2024. The event was conducted to bridge the gap between legal education and professional practice by training the students with the required skills to become effective advocates. The event was focused on three pivotal themes: Litigation Skills and Courtroom Advocacy, Corporate Law and Commercial Practice, and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Mediation.  Every theme held a discussion on the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in transforming and disrupting the above-said areas and endeavoured to prepare the students to navigate and leverage technological advancements in their future careers. The session also discussed the possibility of the usage of AI in mediation and arbitration for case management, predicting outcomes, and enhancing dispute resolution processes. The primary objective of the conclave was to equip law students with the necessary skills and knowledge required for practical advocacy, corporate law, ADR, and the potential threats of AI in the above-said areas. 
The Litigation Skills and Courtroom Advocacy session was led by litigators, judges and trial lawyers including Advocate Achin Jana, Advocate Sarmishtha Ganguly, Advocate Debasish Sarkar, Advocate Subhajit Bal and Advocate Suman Srivastava, followed by Corporate Law and Commercial Practice session, led by  Dr Udhav Sambhaji Waghmare, Mr Rajarshi Maity, Mr Rakesh Samantaray and the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) and Mediation session was led by Advocate Prodyut Banerjee, Adv. Debasish Sarkar and Retired District Judge of Murshidabad, Mr Indranil Adhikary.

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Akansha Nishad, Student / Alumni

-Answered on Aug-21-2023

Dear student, The Kingston Law College fees for 3 years LLB is Rs 3,39,000/- .The fees mentioned is only for the course fees. The University Registration & University Examination Fees, uniform charges, Lodging / travelling / food costs for Internships & Educational tours are excluded from above fees structure.

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