Every credit counts – Earn CLEs at RLAW!
The Retail Law Conference is the leading forum for influential legal executives to prepare, network, convene, and lead. What sets this event apart is its concentration on in-house counsel perspectives, offering industry leading CLE-worthy content that will help you demonstrate your leadership and provide you with the pillars for successful strategy execution.
With over 30+ intimate sessions filled with high-value presentations for practical applications, there is no better time or place to learn and complete those necessary credit hours.
How to Get CLE Credits & Prove Your Attendance
- CLE credits were requested during registration, which will allow you to provide your bar number(s) and jurisdiction(s). If you are not sure whether you did so, or if you would like to add or update your bar info, please, please contact anna.williamson@rila.org to do so at any time.
- This year, we've made it easier than ever to track your attendance and earn CLE credits! When you arrive at a session, a staff member at the door will scan the QR code on in your conference app (found under ‘My Badge’) to document your participation. If you depart early, a staff member will also check you out of the session.
- After the conference, we will report your attendance where applicable and send you your personalized Certificate(s) of Attendance. Depending on the jurisdiction, it may take some time before you receive your certificate(s).
Meet Our Speakers
The Retail Law Conference brings forward the best and brightest minds in the retail law industry. From general counsel to firms that have seen it all. We feature experts who will enlighten you and bring forth knowledge about the changing legal landscape of retail.
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