I’ll be in Chicago from Saturday through Wednesday attending the American Bar Association’s TechShow.
I’ll be presenting at Ignite Law 2011 on Sunday evening, and be around the conference as well as visiting Chicago LexBlog clients Monday through Wednesday.
I’ll also be speaking at a meeting of the Chicago Bar Association’s Labor & Employment Committee on Wednesday at noon. It’s at the Chicago Bar Association Building in the Loop.
If you’d like to meet in Chicago, just drop me an email, or call my cell, 206 321 3627. I’d welcome getting together, even if briefly.
Taking place on Sunday evening from 8 to 10, Ignite Law will feature twelve provocative and creative talks about legal technology and the future of law practice. The 300 free tickets are gone, but there is a waiting list. As was the case last year, if you don’t have a ticket you’ll still likely get in.
Thanks to JoAnna Forshee of InsideLegal.com and Matt Homann of LexThink for their work in putting IgniteLaw together as well as their, host, ABA Law Practice Management Group, and sponsors Clio & RocketLawyer.
I attended my first ABA TechShow 14 years ago as a small town trial lawyer. I knew little, if anything, about how the Internet could enable and inspire me to better serve clients. I met some great people and came away inspired to learn how to better use the Internet for my own professional development as well as for a business development tool.
If you haven’t attended TechShow before, you ought to check it it.