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- Posted April 08, 2010
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NALS of Michigan Annual Meeting, April 23-24, 2010
NALS of Michigan 49th Annual Meeting & Educational Conference. Seminars include Real Estate, Homeland Security, Leadership Training, Professional Development. Doubletree Hotel--Riverfront, Bay City, Michigan.
Registration form/information at www.nalsofmichigan.org or contact R. Schaub at provemont1@aol.com or G. Gonzales at glogon1949@yahoo.com.
Established in 1929, NALS is a national leader in the legal services industry, offering professional development through continuing education, certifications, and training. NALS members represent every area of the legal industry, from legal secretaries, paralegals and legal assistants, court reporters, to legal administrators and office managers. Over 4000 legal professionals nationwide belong to NALS, which celebrated its 80th anniversary in October 2009. Contact J. Olexa; 616.752.2285 or jolexa @wnj.com for NALS information, questions on the above, or visit www. nalsofwmi.org.
Published: Thu, Apr 8, 2010
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