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I started this blog as a way of building an online community of current and past Ivy Tech paralegal students, as well as letting people interested in our program know what we're up to. This blog is not sponsored by Ivy Tech. No way, no how.

My name is Linda Kampe, and I'm the program chair of Paralegal Studies in Lafayette, Indiana. My office is in Ivy Hall 1166. Stop by and chat. For best results, make an appointment, so I know to expect you. And if you bring your own cup, I'll make you tea. Because hey, we're not animals.

Sunday, March 12, 2017

ABA Legal Tech Show

I have always ignored the Legal Tech show on the theory that I don't really "get" technology anyway, and I can do what I need to do. But the ABA actually sent a flyer directly to my attention, and upon reviewing it, I discovered that there were a lot of things that sounded interesting. Besides, a lot of software and other technology is picked out by the paralegals, so as program chair, I should take more of an interest.

That's why I'm headed to the ABA Legal Tech Show on Thursday, March 16, for the day.

Of course, stuff like this makes it more palatable:



Linda,

I wanted to personally invite you to this year’s “MyCase Law & Disorder” party ....
The Law & Disorder party is going to be BIG! Join us for:
  • An evening of fun with friends & colleagues
  • Appetizers, open bar, and live music
  • Giveaways, a special photo booth, and more!
Or, on the other end of the spectrum:


Start the conference off in the right frame of mind! Meet us bright and early Thursday ... for a forty-five minute yoga session to get your blood flowing and open your mind to the day's events. We'll have custom Clio mats that you can take with you, enabling you to use them for a moment of Zen throughout the conference.

Yep, that's the sort of thing making it's way into my inbox with one week to go. I just didn't want you to feel too sorry for me, spending one of my spring break days at a law conference....😊
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