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January
2008 (Volume 4, Issue 1)
In this
Issue:
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Diversity Business Development Symposium - Jan. 17
·
ABA TECHSHOW® 2008 is March 13-15 - Register Now!
·
Annual Fiction Writing Contest - Deadline Jan. 25
·
Law Practice Management ENews Tip
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Upcoming ICLE Offerings
Diversity
Business Development Symposium - Jan. 17
The State Bar of Georgia Diversity Program Business Development Symposium
will be held on Jan. 17, 2008, at the Bar Center. This two-part program is
designed for junior associates who wish to learn more about Georgia-based
companies that are interested in diverse outside counsel teams. Sponsorship
opportunities are available. The registration deadline is Friday, Jan. 11.
For more information and to register, please visit our website.
Contact Marian Dockery at lexikonmcd@aol.com for more
information.
ABA
TECHSHOW® 2008 is March 13-15 - Register Now!
Join the ABA Law Practice Management Section as it presents ABA TECHSHOW®
2008 from March 13-15, 2008, at the Hilton Chicago! Take advantage of the
world’s premier legal technology conference and expo at a substantial $200
discount off the early bird registration price by registering to attend as
a member of the State Bar of Georgia. Please use Code PP821 when
registering. Visit the website to register
and for more information.
Annual
Fiction Writing Contest - Deadline Jan. 25
The editorial board of the Georgia Bar Journal is pleased to
announce its 17th Annual Fiction Writing Contest. The purposes of this
competition are to enhance interest in the Journal, to encourage
excellence in writing by members of the Bar and to provide an innovative
vehicle for the illustration of the life and work of lawyers. For further
information, contact Sarah I. Coole, director of communications, State Bar
of Georgia at sarah@gabar.org or 404-527-8791.
Law
Practice Management Enews Tip
WiFi vs. Cellular Access
There is a lot of hype about the availability of WiFi, but the fact is that
there is not enough coverage, free or otherwise, to count on it being there
in a pinch. If you have to be mobile and you have to be connected, either
spend the money for a cellular broadband card for your PC or spend the time
learning how to use your cell phone as a cellular modem. Depending on the
phone type and the capabilities of PC you have, you may require a cable to
connect to your PC or you may be able to connect via Bluetooth. It will not
be as fast as WiFi but you will get a signal where no WiFi is available.
Upcoming
ICLE Offerings
For a complete list of ICLE seminars, visit www.iclega.org.
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