May 4-6, 2011
Wednesday Noon to Friday Noon
After our West Coast swing, it is time to go back to Florida. But before we return to The Breakers, we will make a short stop in Miami Beach. ARIAS has signed an agreement with the Fontainebleau for a conference to be held May 4-6, 2011.
This famous hotel completed a $1-Billion renovation and expansion in 2008 and is now considered one of the most spectacular facilities in Florida.
We have been able to arrange for a range of room types at reasonable rates.
The 2011 Spring Conference will take place from Wednesday noon until Friday noon, May 4-6. Additional details will be available on the website calendar as the event draws closer. Full details will be sent to all members in early 2011.
Reservations for The Fontainebleau will be available online through this page beginning January 2011.
This conference applies toward ARIAS certification requirements.
If you have questions, contact Bill Yankus at director@arias-us.org, or call 914-966-3180, ext. 116. ______________________________________________________________
Anti-Trust Statement: This conference will be conducted in accordance with the ARIAS•U.S. Policy Statement and Guidelines Concerning Anti-trust Compliance, which is available in the About ARIAS section of this website.
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NYS CLE Credit: ARIAS•U.S. is accredited by the New York State Continuing Legal Education Board as a provider of CLE training. Credits are available to those who attend this conference. Specifics will be available when the program details are announced.
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Financial Hardship Policy Statement: As required by the NYS Continuing Legal Education Board, if a member of the bar of New York would like to attend an ARIAS•U.S. seminar, but finds that he or she would incur a financial hardship by doing so, an application for waiver of the attendance fee may be made to the Board of Directors of ARIAS•U.S. Such application would be held in strict confidence.
