Oct. 15 Symposium Will Explore Law, Technology & Ethics
For release: October 14, 2004
For press information, contact Gabrielle Maxey

The University of Memphis Law Review and the Memphis Bar Association will host a symposium Friday, Oct. 15, at the University. "21st Century Law, Technology & Ethics" will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. in the FedEx Institute of Technology on the U of M campus.

Students, staff, and faculty may attend the symposium for free. Attorneys and judges are invited to register for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit. The morning sessions focus on legal ethics and the afternoon sessions on technology.

The keynote speaker will be Thomas Morgan, a professor of antitrust law, professional responsibility, and economic regulation of business at George Washington University Law School. Other speakers from around the country, all experts in their fields, will explore such issues as attorney conduct, genetic engineering, and artificial intelligence.

Up to 6.0 hours of Continuing Legal Education credit is available. A registration form and schedule are available at the Memphis Bar Association Web site, https://mba.securesites.com/cleregistration/rcle39.html.

For more information, contact Jennifer Parker by phone at 901-619-3311 or via email at jcparker@memphis.edu.

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