The materials from the programs at this year’s Section of Litigation Annual Conference are now available. The conference covered a wealth of topics that affect the practice of today’s litigator.
There are many easy ways to attain CLE credits, such as through teleconferences, regional workshops, meetings and seminars. As a member benefit, the Section Litigation is proud to offer many different types of CLE programs.
The latest issue of the Commercial and Business Litigation newsletter is now available. The Spring 2008 edition features articles on adopting a document management policy, email and attorney-client communications, e-discovery involving dynamic databases, what lawyers should know about native file and metadata production, and much more.
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May 13
CLE TeleConference
May 20
TeleConference
July 10–11
Chicago, IL
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