Join Kilpatrick as we host our annual Paralegal Conference.
The Paralegal Conference is a multi-practice, full-day program designed to provide training related to current legal developments. Attendees will gain valuable insight regarding industry trends and learn about various subject matters, including ethics in the law, while also having the opportunity to network with peers and earn all six (6) Continuing Paralegal Education (CPE) hours needed for yearly certification.
Topics will include:
- AI and How it Can Change your Outlook
- Mad Men, Meet the Law: Advertising Rules, Risks and Realities
- Hold That Call: Your Well-Being Is on the Line
- Magnetic Advocacy: Driving Influence With and Without Authority
- Ethics Presentation from the NC Bar
- Powers of Attorney and Health Care Powers of Attorney: Uses and Abuses
Event Details
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Forsyth Country Club
3101 Country Club Road
Winston-Salem, NC 27104
CLE Credit
CPE credit for 5.0 general credits and 1.0 ethics credit is pending approval in NC.
This program is not eligible for CLE credit.
Contact
Mary Dossinger
Speakers
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