Confrences / Seminars

The National Trial Lawyers provides premier educational seminars, offering the most current information on important topics facing the trial lawyer in the legal profession today.

The National Trial Lawyers works in partnership with leading seminar and educational organizations to provide CLE programs to our members. These workshops and conferences offer powerful learning tools that can make a difference in the success of a trial lawyer's practice. You will discover new ways of thinking and new strategies, with a better focus toward success in the practice of law.

"Nothing is more dangerous than the proposal to abolish trial by jury."

– John Henry Wigmore

Take your legal practice to the next level

Members are encouraged to join The National Trial Lawyers at these upcoming 2011 seminars. Additional conferences and information will be made available to members via mail and email.

– Be sure to mention our name when registering for the "Mass Torts Made Perfect" & "Torts Made Perfect" Conference. Our members receive a substantial discount.

Date	Title	Venue	City	Type
February 08, 2012	MTMP Presents: Actos and Pelvic Mesh Litigation Conference	The Ritz-Carlton Hotel	-	Confrences / Seminars
February 09, 2012	MTMP Presents: Mass Torts Forum: A Roundtable for Judges and Lawyers	The Ritz-Carlton Hotel	-	Confrences / Seminars
April 19, 2012 - April 20, 2012	Mass Torts Made Perfect Conference	The Wynn	Las Vegas	Confrences / Seminars
October 11, 2012 - October 12, 2012	Mass Torts Made Perfect Conference	Bellagio	Las Vegas	Confrences / Seminars
January 27, 2013 - January 30, 2013	Trial Lawyers Summit	Loews Miami Beach Hotel	Miami Beach	Confrences / Seminars

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