The Cleveland Bar Association left behind 15-year-old conference facilities when it moved to a new location. Considering its focus on continuing legal education, the group wanted all of the latest presentation gear built into its new space. Mounted projectors, motorized screens and live Webcasts are some of the bells and whistles. Find out how the association added them -- and just how far it stretched $175,000 to do so.
November 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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When the Cleveland Bar Association moved into a new location, one of thetop priorities was to equip the training center and meeting rooms withhigh-tech conference facilities.
The association has about 5,000 lawyermembers, and offers a wide range of member services, including continuing legaleducation courses. It has a budget of about $2.4 million, with more than 20specialized substantive law sections and another 20 committees.
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