Conferences and Meetings on Law

Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC)

The National Orbanization of Social Security Claimants’ Representatives (NOSSCR)

NOSSCR hosts the premier annual Social Security disability law conference for attorneys and representatives from around the country.

Association of American Law Schools (AALS)

The AALS Annual Meeting, held in early January each year, is the largest gathering of law faculty in the world. More than 2,500 law teachers, librarians, and law school administrators from member schools, non-member schools, and law schools of other nations attend the gathering. A keynote address and Presidential Programs are among the highlights. Most of the meeting is devoted to programs organized and presented by AALS sections. To encourage and recognize excellent legal scholarship by new law teachers, AALS issues a call for scholarly papers by full-time faculty who have taught for five years or less. Legal scholars select for special recognition those authors whose papers have made the most substantial contribution to legal literature. Many other legal education organizations hold meetings or programs in conjunction with the AALS Annual Meeting, and law schools hold receptions for graduates and friends. It is also an opportunity for legal educators to connect with colleagues from other law schools and countries around matters of common interest.

The International Bar Association (IBA)

Now in its tenth year, the IBA Taxes Committee once again presents one of the international legal calendars leading events for all tax, corporate, finance and banking lawyers, accountants, bankers and economists, covering all of the latest advances and issues in corporate finance, tax and capital markets today.

The International Bar Association (IBA)

A conference presented by the IBA Art, Cultural Institutions and Heritage Law Committee

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

A conference presented by the IBA Law Firm Management Committee, supported by the IBA Asia Pacific Regional Forum. This leading conference will once again bring together practitioners from Asia and around the globe to provide innovative insights and explore the future for law firms. Whether you are a law firm partner, business service professional or general counsel, you will not want to miss this opportunity to better understand the future of law firms and the legal market all in light of the impact – socially and economically – of the “Virus”.

Topics include: General Counsel panel on law firms' service during the crisis and progress with change - do GCs think law firms are fit for the future, How do we apply the lessons learnt from the crisis to help to prepare for the future, Getting partners to drive relationships and revenue through change, How did technology help during the crisis and is it really changing how we do things

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

A conference presented by the IBA Corporate and M&A Law Committee and the IBA Technology Law Committee. Following the success of the previous event, the conference will once again bring together leading professionals to debate the hottest issues in M&A in the technology sector.

The International Bar Association (IBA)

Association of Legal Administrators (ALA)

ALA is the premier professional association connecting leaders and managers within the legal industry. We provide extensive professional development, collaborative peer communities, strategic operational solutions, and business partner connections empowering our members to lead the business of law.

Celebrating ALA’s 50th Anniversary!

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

A conference presented by the IBA Litigation Committee, supported by the IBA Latin American Regional Forum

Topics include: Commercial litigation arising from corporate scandals: lessons learnt from recent cases; Third party funding in litigation: benefits, concerns and new issues: a perspective on the international scenery; Securities litigation: a live investigation into comparative approaches; Enforcing judgments around the world: threats and opportunities; and Assessing damages in complex matters: interaction between lawyers and quantum experts.

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

Complianceonline

This webinar training will explain the role of HR professionals and managers in implementing discrimination-free dress code to ensure all job candidates and employees are treated fairly and equitably. Dress codes are receiving a fair amount of attention in the courts these days with number of precedent setting lawsuits dealing with dress codes’ requirements. The instructor will explain how your current dress code can discriminate against potential and current employees based on their gender, religion, and race, to name a few and lead to lawsuits.

Phone: [8887172436];     Email: referral@complianceonline.com

Tattoos, dress code, discrimination-free dress code, HR lawsuits, workplace issue, EEOC Laws

International Academy of Law and Mental Health (IALMH)

Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC)

The International Bar Association (IBA)

Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC)

Association of American Law Schools (AALS)

The AALS Annual Meeting, held in early January each year, is the largest gathering of law faculty in the world. More than 2,500 law teachers, librarians, and law school administrators from member schools, non-member schools, and law schools of other nations attend the gathering. A keynote address and Presidential Programs are among the highlights. Most of the meeting is devoted to programs organized and presented by AALS sections. To encourage and recognize excellent legal scholarship by new law teachers, AALS issues a call for scholarly papers by full-time faculty who have taught for five years or less. Legal scholars select for special recognition those authors whose papers have made the most substantial contribution to legal literature. Many other legal education organizations hold meetings or programs in conjunction with the AALS Annual Meeting, and law schools hold receptions for graduates and friends. It is also an opportunity for legal educators to connect with colleagues from other law schools and countries around matters of common interest.

Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC)

Association of Legal Administrators (ALA)

ALA is the premier professional association connecting leaders and managers within the legal industry. We provide extensive professional development, collaborative peer communities, strategic operational solutions, and business partner connections empowering our members to lead the business of law.

The International Bar Association (IBA)

Association of American Law Schools (AALS)

The AALS Annual Meeting, held in early January each year, is the largest gathering of law faculty in the world. More than 2,500 law teachers, librarians, and law school administrators from member schools, non-member schools, and law schools of other nations attend the gathering. A keynote address and Presidential Programs are among the highlights. Most of the meeting is devoted to programs organized and presented by AALS sections. To encourage and recognize excellent legal scholarship by new law teachers, AALS issues a call for scholarly papers by full-time faculty who have taught for five years or less. Legal scholars select for special recognition those authors whose papers have made the most substantial contribution to legal literature. Many other legal education organizations hold meetings or programs in conjunction with the AALS Annual Meeting, and law schools hold receptions for graduates and friends. It is also an opportunity for legal educators to connect with colleagues from other law schools and countries around matters of common interest.

Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC)

Association of American Law Schools (AALS)

The AALS Annual Meeting, held in early January each year, is the largest gathering of law faculty in the world. More than 2,500 law teachers, librarians, and law school administrators from member schools, non-member schools, and law schools of other nations attend the gathering. A keynote address and Presidential Programs are among the highlights. Most of the meeting is devoted to programs organized and presented by AALS sections. To encourage and recognize excellent legal scholarship by new law teachers, AALS issues a call for scholarly papers by full-time faculty who have taught for five years or less. Legal scholars select for special recognition those authors whose papers have made the most substantial contribution to legal literature. Many other legal education organizations hold meetings or programs in conjunction with the AALS Annual Meeting, and law schools hold receptions for graduates and friends. It is also an opportunity for legal educators to connect with colleagues from other law schools and countries around matters of common interest.