Campbell Law Review’s annual CLE Symposium will occur on Friday, February 22, 2019, in Raleigh, North Carolina, at Campbell University Norman A. Wiggins School of Law, beginning at 8:30am and running until approximately 5:00pm. The event is entitled “The Silent Machine: How NC Administrative Law Affects You and Your Practice.”

The event is catered to both administrative law attorneys and general practitioners. We have carefully selected practical topics and speakers that will inform and educate all types of attendees. Further, controversial and engaging administrative law issues will be discussed. The speakers will answer legal questions posed by attendees. Whether a seasoned administrative law attorney or a general practitioner, this symposium will provide new insight into North Carolina administrative law as it is applied in both common and niche practice areas.

The live event will consist of two components: lively panel discussions and educational presentations. Instructional materials will be disseminated to the audience members. Both breakfast and lunch will be served.

The panels and lectures will discuss a wide range of administrative law topics for practical use in the everyday business of the general practitioners in North Carolina. This course will offer attendees a variety of learning opportunities including: recent updates in ethical concerns in NC Administrative law, instruction on how to properly navigate NC DMV procedure, an understanding of the interplay between Worker’s Compensation law and the NC Industrial Commission, new insight into the doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies, and an inside look at the functionality of NC administrative hearing procedures presented by seasoned Judges and a Justice of the NC Supreme Court.

The CLE is open to the public and you do not need to be a member of CCLA to attend.

For registration and more information, visit: https://campbelllawreview.com/symposia/2019-symposium/