Need a Tech Update? Or, CLE Hours to Complete the Year or for Next Year's Carryover?
REGISTRATION CLOSED
The LSBA's Mini, Virtual Solo, Small Firm & TECH Conference (November 16-17, 2021) will offer excellent, virtual only, morning programming with national and regional speakers on law office management, technology, and ethics.
- Six CLE hours for only $100 (includes ethics).
- SPECIAL NOTE: Electronic CLEs can satisfy your entire 2021 CLE requirement, as per the Supreme Court. Additionally, the Supreme Court is allowing carryover of four electronic CLE hours.
- Programming is morning only on each day, from 8:30am to 12:00pm. So, pour some coffee and join us!
- CHECK HERE FOR THE SCHEDULE, FACULTY and FAQs.
- After registration and payment, instructions will be sent to your email for six GoToWebinar links, one for each session. The links will be unique to you and cannot be shared. (This will be similar to how registration was handled for the 2021 Solo, Small Firm & TECH Conference and 2020's Covid webinars.)
- Last day to register or to cancel registration is November 10, 2021; online registration only.
Among the topics to be discussed are: Videoconferencing and the Courts, Cybersecurity and Ethics, Managing Volume of Ida Insurance Claims, Document Automation with Louisiana Law Forms, E-Discovery Collecting and Analysis from Mobile Devices, and Tech Tips for Surviving Tropical Seasons.
Don't miss this conference!
Shawn L. Holahan
Practice Management Counsel
(shawn.holahan@lsba.org)
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