The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) has announced additional ILTACON 2024 registration types for this year’s conference! Here is part of the press release, the full release is here.

ILTA Announces Opening of Additional ILTACON 2024 Registration Types

(Chicago, IL) May 15, 2024 – The International Legal Technology Association (ILTA), announces additional registration types open for ILTACON 2024.

ILTA is pleased to announce the opening of the remaining registration types for ILTACON 2024. These types are as follows:

• Non-Member – Full week registration for individuals eligible for ILTA membership (from firms, corp legal depts, law schools, etc).
• Consultant/Explorer – Full week registration for individuals who may be exploring ILTA corporate sponsorship (Explorers) or those who provide services to ILTA’s corporate sponsors (Consultants).
• Day Passes – Day registration for individuals who are either ILTA members, potential members, or private equity.
• Exhibit Hall Only – Single day admittance to the ILTACON exhibit hall.  This option will not include access to any educational sessions, session recordings, or any events taking place outside of the exhibit hall including meals, receptions, or parties. Available only to Members, Non-Members, Potential Corporate Sponsors, and Private Equity.

This year’s conference will be held 11-15 August at the Gaylord Opryland, Nashville, TN and will feature 4.5 days of educational programming and face-to-face networking.

Full information on the conference can be found here. Further announcements about conference keynotes, education, networking events and a more detailed agenda are forthcoming.

More information on all ILTA events and conferences can be found here.

I’m excited to see that ILTA has opened up additional ILTACON 2024 registration types for this year’s conference! Looking forward to hopefully seeing many of you in Nashville in August!

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