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- Posted July 15, 2014
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Day of Education
The State Bar of Michigan Paralegal/Legal Assistant Section presented the 2014 Day of Education on Friday, June 20, at the Met Hotel in Troy. This year’s theme, “The Walking Day of Ed,” focused on the skills needed to survive a legal apocalypse. The Day of Education began with a keynote address by State Bar of Michigan President Brian Einhorn (center). Welcoming Einhorn were (l-r) Jennifer Petty, Teri Rhadigan, Esther Simon, Piper Smith, Renee Jent, Marianne Delaney, Doreen Defauw, and Kelly Preuss. The day featured seminars on such topics as “Criminal Law,” “Estate Planning for Non-Traditional Families,” “Fair Debt Collection Practices Act,” “Everything You Need to Know About Reviewing Employees’ Social Media Information But Were Afraid to Ask,” “Estate Planning (It’s Not Just About What Happens After You’re Dead),” and “Overview Condominium/Community Associations.” A casual networking event titled “The Walking Night of Fun” closed the program.
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