Independence Chapter - Association for Legal Administrators

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Managing the business affairs of today's law firm requires special expertise. Among other things, the professional administrator must be able to address:

	Fast-paced technological changes
	Management trends that contradict age-old practices
	Fundamental changes in the way the practice of law is structured and conducted

For immediate solutions to the challenges you face day after day, you need the Association of Legal Administrators.

February 10, 2010 - Montgomery County Brown Bag Luncheon Meeting
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February 16, 2010 - Chester/Delaware Counties Brown Bag Luncheon Meeting
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February 25, 2010 - Lehigh County Brown Bag Luncheon Meeting
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	Amy Y. Coral President
	Adelaine F. Williams President-Elect

This site was last updated 1/26/2010

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