Labor & Employment Law Association (LELA) CLE

New Developments in Labor and Employment Law
Capital University Law School
303 E. Broad St., Room 208
Columbus, OH 43215
March 2, 2005

In celebration of our 10th Anniversary, the Labor and Employment Law Association (LELA) is pleased to offer this Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Program and recognize the charter members, past officers and past and current members. Proceeds from this event will help fund the Labor and Employment Law Scholarship.

About the Labor and Employment Law Association (LELA)

The purpose of the Labor and Employment Law Association (LELA) is to keep Capital University Law School student members advised of new developments in labor and employment law. To achieve its mission, the Labor and Employment Law Association hosts panel discussions with prominent labor and employment law attorneys from law firms, public agencies and corporations.

The 2004-2005 school year marks the 10-Year Anniversary of the Labor and Employment Law Association. Founded by fifteen Capital University Law School students in 1994, the organization has maintained the legacy envisioned by the charter members. The Labor and Employment Law Association continues to play a prominent role in ensuring that Capital students are aware of current labor and employment law issues, externships, and the concentration certificate offered by Capital. Through programming, the Labor and Employment Law Association also provides powerful networking opportunities within this practice area.

Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credit

This program has been approved by the Ohio Commission on Continuing Legal Education for five (5) general CLE credits.

To register for the CLE or to RSVP for the reception, call (614) 236-6377, or register online. The registration deadline is February 25, 2005.