The National Federation of Paralegal Associations, or NFPA, recently held its annual convention in Portland, Ore. The convention was hosted by the Oregon Paralegal Association, and the theme was “Come to Oregon, Be a Paralegal Pioneer!” In conjunction with the annual meeting, the 35th anniversary of the NFPA was also highlighted. Board members Renee Mazzeo, first vice president, and Christine Flynn, secretary, traveled to Portland to attend and represent the Philadelphia Association of Paralegals at the four-day conference held at the Red Lion Hotel on the River Jantzen Beach. Paralegals from all over the United States converged for the opportunity to interact and network with other paralegal associations, reinforce lasting business relationships and partake in the various educational seminars and annual policy meetings.
Educational Seminars and Reception
The first day of the conference had more than 16 educational seminars with topics covering various aspects of the law, including federal issues, trial presentations, e-discovery, privacy and security issues, legal writing and ethics. These seminars brought together informative speakers and panelists.
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