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Registration under way for Texas Minority Attorney Program

By Torrie Bethany on April 28, 2015
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The 13th annual Texas Minority Attorney Program will be held May 29 at the South Texas College of Law in Houston. TMAP is a one-day, live CLE seminar and networking event geared toward minority and women solo and small firm practitioners.

Participants will learn more about the issues facing solo and small firms, discuss various client development strategies, and network with area judges and other legal professionals.

Topics include immigration law, intellectual property law and trademarks, healthcare act, and effective ways to keep client data secure. For $90, the course provides 6.75 hours of CLE credit (2.25 ethics) along with lunch and continental breakfast.
 

Register by May 15 to pay the discounted registration fee of $90. Fill out the registration form here or register online at TexasBarCLE.com, by phone, fax, or mail. For companies registering five or more, email Laura Angle or call (512) 250-5575 for group discount information.

TMAP is cosponsored by the State Bar of Texas Diversity in the Profession Committee. For more information, call the Office of Minority Affairs at (800) 204-2222, ext. 1538 or click here.
 

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