This event is presented by Clark County Bar Association (CCBA) for the continuing legal education (CLE) of Nevada’s lawyers. CCBA is an Accredited Provider with the NV CLE Board. Seating will be limited. To attend, RSVP to the CCBA ASAP. See below for event details and the link to register to attend.
Contact
Donna WiessnerClark County Bar Association
702-387-6011
donnaw@clarkcountybar.org
To verify your 2019 CCBA member type, contact the CCBA office at 702-387-6011.
To join or renew as a CCBA member, complete our online registration at https://www.clarkcountybar.org/membership/.
To join or renew as a CCBA member, complete our online registration at https://www.clarkcountybar.org/membership/.
*Notes To guarantee seating at a live CLE seminar hosted by the Clark County Bar Association (CCBA), all reservations MUST be received by the CCBA at least 72 hours prior to the seminar. All reservations to CCBA events must be pre-paid. To receive a full refund for cancellations, a written request must be made to CCBA 72 hours prior to the event. Without prior registration, event walk-ins will be charged an extra $15 over the individual price.
The Promises and Perils of Legal Negotiation - CLE Seminar - January 28, 2020
About the event:
- Speaker: Jean R. Sternlight, Saltman Professor, UNLV Boyd School of Law
- Course Description: Learn how psychology relating to clients, opponents and yourself can either help or hinder your negotiations. Attend this seminar and learn how to improve your tools of persuasion.
- When: Tuesday, January 28, 2020 – 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
- Where: Clark County Bar Association, 717 S. 8th Street, Las Vegas – LOCATION CHANGED (1/28/2020)
- Offer: 2.0 General CLE Credit for Nevada lawyers
- Attendance fees:
- Live event: $50 per CCBA member; $90 per non-member; or $FREE per CCBA CLE Passport (2019 or 2020) Holder
- Recorded event: $70 for choice of format: Audio (.mp3) or Video (.mp4). Delivery (via e-mail) to take at least 2 weeks after live event.
- RSVP Deadline: 1/27/2020. Seating will be limited to persons who register in advance with the Clark County Bar Association (CCBA).
