The Association of Legal Administrators (ALA) was
formed in 1971 to provide support for managers of law
firms, corporate legal departments and government legal
agencies. Its mission is to improve the quality of
management in legal services organizations and to
enhance the professionalism of legal administrators and
all members of the management team. With 10,000 members representing 30 countries,
ALA is the world’s largest association of legal
management professionals. Its
headquarters are in the Chicago suburb of Lincolnshire,
Illinois.
http://www.alanet.org
The
Utah-Beehive Chapter received its charter from ALA in
February 1977 and is one of 100 ALA chapters. Chapter members
meet monthly in downtown Salt Lake City to network and receive
legal management education. The chapter also hosts a bi-annual vendor
fair and participates in ALA’s annual Community Challenge by
providing service to a local charity.
News
Community Challenge
at Guadalupe School is big success
Chapter members attend
excellent ALA Region 4 Conference in Oklahoma City
Fall 2007
Region 4 Newsletter includes announcement of
this new website
Fred Ball of KSL
Radio's Speaking on Business kicks off Chapter Vendor Fair
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Utah’s
nickname, The Beehive State, references the
industriousness of its people. The early pioneers had few
material resources at their disposal and had to rely on their
own "industry” to survive. The beehive was adopted as the state
emblem because it symbolizes the pioneer virtues of industry,
perseverance, thrift and self-reliance.
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The
Utah-Beehive Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators
is a separate legal entity from the Association of Legal
Administrators (ALA). ALA licenses the use of its name, mark,
logos and other protected properties to chapters which are in
good standing. ALA disclaims all liabilities of the
Utah-Beehive Chapter, specifically those of any nature
whatsoever arising from or out of the content of other features
related to the Utah-Beehive Chapter website. In no event shall
ALA be deemed the guarantor of the Utah-Beehive Chapter. |
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