Legal subjects as varied as the harsh realities of the reentry for military personnel returning to civilian life and the rights of celebrities to preserve their images after death will be explored over the course of the New York State Bar Association's annual meeting this week.
January 22, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Legal subjects as varied as the harsh realities of the reentry for military personnel returning to civilian life and the rights of celebrities to preserve their images after death will be explored over the course of the New York State Bar Association’s annual meeting this week.
More than 4,000 attorneys are expected to attend the conference, which began yesterday and runs through Jan. 26 at the Hilton New York in Manhattan.
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