Join RILA and the Retail Litigation Center – 2015 Retail Law Conference – October 28-30, San Antonio

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The Retail Law Conference, co-hosted by RILA and the Retail Litigation Center, is the only conference designed specifically for in-house legal counsel from all retail channels.

Through educational sessions and retail-only roundtable conversations you will have unparalleled opportunities to network with leading corporate lawyers in the retail industry and gain insight into the most pressing legal issues affecting the retail community, such as:

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  • Data Breach and Privacy
  • Employment Litigation
  • Labor Law Developments
  • Compliance Programs
  • and more!

Participate in general sessions that will educate and motivate your legal team, breakout sessions that dive deeper into the issues that matter the most to you, and unique retail-only conversations where you and other legal counsel can talk openly about the challenges you face every day.

Also, you can earn up to 12.5 Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits by attending, including one for ethics.

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Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from and problem-solve with top retail corporate legal executives and their teams. Plus, register by August 8 for the Advance Rate and receive $200 off of your registration fee!

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