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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- Innovative Computing Systems, a Los Angeles-based legal technology company, maintains its dedication to the cultivation of talented legal management professionals by serving as a premier sponsor, attending and exhibiting at the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA) inaugural Legal Management Fundamentals: Navigating the First Five Years.
ALA's Legal Management Fundamentals is a must-attend program for those in their first five years of their legal management career. Attendees will join like-minded peers from across the country for engaging and dynamic sessions led by industry veterans. They will receive invaluable advice and practical tools and skills they can apply immediately ― plus, a new network of colleagues.
Innovative Computing Systems account executives will be on-site throughout the event and staffing a booth in the exhibit hall.
WHAT: Association of Legal Administrators' Fundamentals of Legal Management
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WHEN: November 4-5, 2022
WHERE: Kimpton Hotel Born, Denver, Colorado
MORE: www.alanet.org/lmf
About Innovative Computing Systems, Inc.
Innovative Computing Systems, Inc., has primarily focused on the technology needs of law firms since 1989, and those skill sets have been sought out by entities such as municipalities, corporate environments and professional services organizations. Innovative Computing Systems takes a best-of-breed approach to all its offerings. Innovative Computing Systems selects only premier technology partners to provide solutions to its clients and is committed to maintaining long-term strategic relationships with them to ensure the highest levels of success, both in productivity and with IT initiatives proper. Learn more by visiting www.innovativecomp.com.
ALA's Legal Management Fundamentals is a must-attend program for those in their first five years of their legal management career. Attendees will join like-minded peers from across the country for engaging and dynamic sessions led by industry veterans. They will receive invaluable advice and practical tools and skills they can apply immediately ― plus, a new network of colleagues.
Innovative Computing Systems account executives will be on-site throughout the event and staffing a booth in the exhibit hall.
WHAT: Association of Legal Administrators' Fundamentals of Legal Management
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WHEN: November 4-5, 2022
WHERE: Kimpton Hotel Born, Denver, Colorado
MORE: www.alanet.org/lmf
About Innovative Computing Systems, Inc.
Innovative Computing Systems, Inc., has primarily focused on the technology needs of law firms since 1989, and those skill sets have been sought out by entities such as municipalities, corporate environments and professional services organizations. Innovative Computing Systems takes a best-of-breed approach to all its offerings. Innovative Computing Systems selects only premier technology partners to provide solutions to its clients and is committed to maintaining long-term strategic relationships with them to ensure the highest levels of success, both in productivity and with IT initiatives proper. Learn more by visiting www.innovativecomp.com.
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