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NCAJ NewsMake Your Room Reservations for Mountain Magic 2018 - Thursday, October 18 – Sunday, October 21
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UpCOMING Membership Events
Women Rainmakers Seminar 2018
Wed, April 25, 2018
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM ET
Strategic Networking: A Guide for Women Rainmakers
Do you dread cocktail parties? Struggle for clever conversation? Agonize over wasting your time at networking events with no results? During this interactive, moderated program we will discuss every aspect of networking from choosing the right event to planning your conversation starters. Women at every career stage and in every type of law firm will leave this program with practical tips to better focus their networking efforts to get more results.
Please be sure to bring business cards with you! This is a fantastic opportunity to meet other female attorneys from across the State and in different practice areas.
Facilitator: Camille Stell, Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company of North Carolina
Registration includes rainmaker training, lunch and networking event. CLE Credit is NOT available for this event.
Space is strictly limited to 25 attendees and is only available to members of the NC Advocates for Justice Women's Caucus.
Wed, April 25, 2018
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM ET
How to Join NCAJ
Join online or mail in a paper application.
To join, prospective members must be able to sign the below certification.*
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*NCAJ MEMBERSHIP IS open to plaintiff's personal injury and criminal defense attorneys WHO can sign the following
North Carolina Advocates for Justice Certification
I believe in the organization’s mission of Protecting People’s Rights through professional and community legal education; championing individual rights; and protecting the safety of North Carolina’s families – in the workplace, in the home, and in the environment. I represent the rights of those injured by the wrongful acts of others, the rights of workers or disabled people, the rights of parties in family disputes, the rights of consumers in debt; the rights of those accused of criminal offenses, and/or the civil rights of individuals or otherwise meet the membership qualifications of the North Carolina Advocates for Justice (NCAJ). I am dedicated to the preservation of trial by jury and the advancement of the mission of the organization. I understand that no person shall be eligible for or continue membership in the association, who, for the most part, represents insurance defense in civil matters or the prosecution in criminal matters.
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