Georgia Tech Bar Association
January 27 GTBA Seminar
The Georgia Tech Bar Association is proud to present our next breakfast seminar on Wednesday, January 27 at the Alumni House (with CLE credit approved!):
Crash Course in Legal Video
AngelDown Legal Video will present an interactive, media-based crash course in legal video, performed by Ben Jones, a Certified Court Video Specialist and Georgia Tech graduate. Using sample video depositions, transcripts, and other media, the course will cover the benefits of using video at a deposition, what you should expect from your videographer, overviews of day-in-the-life and settlement documentaries, and much more. One hour of CLE credit has been approved for the course.
Ben Jones is a Summa Cum Laude graduate from Georgia Tech with a degree in New Media Studies. He is a certified legal video specialist, who obtained his legal video credentials through the American Guild of Court Videographers, based out of
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RSVP by January 20 to Cassie Bouder at
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The course fee is $25, including breakfast, and payable via cash, check or credit at the door. You may also pay via PAYPAL using the link below.
For further information, please contact Betsy Bulat Turner at
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or visit the Georgia Tech Bar Association.
About the
HOMECOMING 2009
Homecoming Happy Hour
Friday, October 16
6 to 8 p.m.
$10
Steel Restaurant and Lounge -
Hors d'oeuvres and Cash Bar
Email Stephen Terrell,
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, to RSVP! Space is limited!
Please join the Georgia Tech Bar Association (GTBA) for our second annual Homecoming Happy Hour for networking and strengthening the sense of community among Georgia Tech's ever-expanding group of alumni involved or interested in a career in law. Couples are invited to attend.
For additional information or to join the GTBA, please visit http://www.gtbar.org.
You can either pay at the door or via PAYPAL using the following link
Non-Traditional Work Alternatives for Lawyers
The Georgia Tech Bar Association is proud to present our next breakfast seminar on Wednesday, September 30:
Non-Traditional Work Alternatives for Lawyers
In this economic climate, many of us have been driven to consider a more creative approach to our legal careers – one that may not include working in the conventional “big-law” firm. As our panelists will discuss, there are more options for lawyers than the well-worn path from associate to partner. This seminar aims to start a dialogue on these options, led by a previous litigator who went out on his own to start a mediation practice, and a real estate professional with the know-how to help lawyers obtain the resources to break out on their own.
David Cole attended Tech on a basketball scholarship, graduating with an IM degree in 1984. Like most ex-athletes, David left Tech and pursued a career in commercial real estate. His career has included 15 years in commercial lending, in addition to brokerage and mixed use development. He is currently working at NAI Brannen Goddard as Director of Design and Management of their construction group. Most recently he has been concentrating in the development of “Virtual Office Space” providing an alternative solution to traditional office environments and has helped numerous lawyers develop alternative office solutions.
Christopher Annunziata graduated from Tech in 1993 in the first class to receive the International Affairs degree. After graduating from Fordham University School of Law in 1996, he moved back to Atlanta to practice civil litigation. In 2006, Chris left a large international law firm to pursue a career as a mediator. He felt that his experience analyzing litigation risk and recommending creative solutions could help other litigants resolve their disputes. Since becoming registered with the Georgia Office of Dispute Resolution in 2007, Chris has mediated well over 200 civil and domestic disputes and has seen people argue as fiercely about $100 as they do about $100,000.
Date: September 30, 2009
Time: 7:15 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.
Location: Georgia Tech Alumni Association House
RSVP by September 25 to Betsy Bulat Turner at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
Breakfast is $10 and payable via cash, check or credit at the door. Or, if you have a PayPal account, you may securely pay for the seminar online using the "Buy Now" button below.
For further information, please contact Betsy or visit the Georgia Tech Bar Association.
About the Georgia Tech Bar Association: The Georgia Tech Bar Association is a chartered affinity group by the Alumni Association of Georgia Tech. The group is comprised of alumni and friends of Georgia Tech whose interests or careers involve the law. The group's members include attorneys, legal specialists, paralegals, patent agents, and undergraduate/law school students. The members of the group currently reside in 39 states and practice all areas of law, both in-house and in a law firm.
Team in Training Fundraiser at Agatha's Taste of Mystery!
Elizabeth Lester is actively involved in the local chapter of Team in Training. She is hosting a fundraiser at Agatha's Taste of Mystery this month.
The ticket price is $60 and includes dinner and a mystery!
All proceeds from the event will benefit The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Date: Monday, July 27, 2009
Time: Doors open at 6:30 pm and the show starts at 7:30 pm
Location: Agatha's Mystery Dinner Theatre
Street: 161 Peachtree Center Avenue
Contact Elizabeth Lester (2002 Alumnus) at
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or 404-667-8543 for tickets.
Hope to see you there! I would love for this to turn into an informal alumni event while raising money for a good cause.
Everyday Crimes of Ordinary People
Please join the Georgia Tech Bar Association for its next quarterly seminar to be held on Thursday, February 26, 2009, at the Georgia Tech Alumni House at 190 North Avenue:
EVERYDAY CRIMES OF ORDINARY PEOPLE
This seminar and panel discussion will focus on explaining misdemeanor crimes-both seasoned attorneys and the general public should plan on learning something new about situations you or your loved ones may encounter at some point in time. The panel will entertain questions on different types of misdemeanors, criminal sentences for misdemeanors, whether you should defend yourself in traffic cases, and other general questions regarding retaining an attorney. The panel will feature several Atlanta attorneys, including Manny Arora of Arora & La Scala. Sports fans will certainly know Mr. Arora as the legal analyst on 680 the Fan. We hope that you will join us for what will certainly be an exciting and informative evening.
Registration and reception for the seminar begins at 5:30pm, followed by a panel discussion beginning shortly after 6pm. Please RSVP to Betsy Bulat Turner at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Cost for the event is $20 and includes hor d' oeuvres and wine. For further information, please contact Betsy or visit the Georgia Tech Bar Association website at www.gtbar.org.
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