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- Posted November 09, 2010
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State Bar president-elect to address ALA's 2010 Business Expo, Nov. 18
State Bar of Michigan President-elect Julie Fershtman will be the feature speaker at the Association of Legal Administrators Metropolitan Detroit Chapter's 2010 Business Partner Expo on Thursday, Nov. 18.
Fershtman, of Foster, Swift, Collins, & Smith PC, will discuss the role legal administrators can play in a firm marketing program, and how State Bar and local bar activities can benefit everyone in the firm, including clients.
The expo will take place Nov. 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Club Venetian Banquet Center, 29310 John R Road in Madison Heights. There is no charge for ALA members and non-members may attend for $15.
Registration is required by Friday, Nov. 12. To register, contact Vivian Straffon of Miller Canfield at straffon@millercanfield.com or (248) 267-3228.
Published: Tue, Nov 9, 2010
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