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The National Association for Legal Support Professionals 2022 National Legal Education Conference
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - ncarol.com -- The National Association for Legal Support Professionals (NALS) is proud to announce its 2022 National Legal Education Conference is planned for September 15-17 at Sonesta Executive Park in Charlotte, North Carolina. Registration for the conference is now open.

The conference will feature speakers from diverse aspects of the legal industry who will present current information on key areas of law. Through these presentations and discussions, attendees will have the opportunity to earn up to 15 continuing legal education (CLE) credits from some of the industry's most respected experts and leaders.

In addition to education, the national conference will welcome exhibitors of products and services key to helping legal professionals perform at a high level every day. Furthermore, there are scheduled networking opportunies to allow attendees to make lasting connections and gain industry insight.

"We are extremely excited for this year's conference." said Traci Wolfe, PP, 2022 NALS Conference Committee Chair. ­­­­­­­­­"It's important that legal professionals have a space to gather, collaborate and grow professionally with one another."

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All legal professionals are welcome to attend – NALS members and non-members alike. Register before August 15 for the lowest rates. Cost for NALS members is $349 and cost for non-members is $449. Students register at a discounted rate of $249. More information may be found online at https://www.nals.org/page/2022conference.

Thank you to our current sponsors and exhibitors: Capitol Lien (https://capitollien.com/), Dragun Corporation (https://www.dragun.com/our-solutions/expert-wit...), Huseby (https://www.huseby.com/), InterActive Legal (https://interactivelegal.com/), Steno (https://steno.com/), Veritext (https://www.veritext.com/) and Filevine (https://www.filevine.com/). To register as a sponsor or exhibitor, reserve your package (https://www.nals.org/store/ListProducts.aspx?ca...) before August 1, 2022.

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