WASHINGTON, D.C., June 19, 2013 — The American Bar Association’s TECHSHOW is seeking the legal community’s input to continue the event’s tradition of bringing together outstanding faculty to educate lawyers on the most current technology information that will be useful in their practice. ABA TECHSHOW today launched an open call for submissions for both topics and speakers for the 2014 event.

Interested individuals can visit http://bit.ly/13TayCI to submit a proposal. Speaker and topic proposals will be accepted until midnight Central time on Sunday, June 30.

Submission of a proposal is not a guarantee of acceptance to speak on the topic or that the topic will be selected for inclusion. ABA TECHSHOW’s goal in requesting submissions is to generate the largest possible pool of quality potential topics relevant to the legal community.

For more information, visit ABA TECHSHOW at www.techshow.com. ABA TECHSHOW will be held March 27-29 at the Hilton Chicago.

ABA TECHSHOW is the leading legal technology conference bringing lawyers together with technology that will be useful in their practice. ABA TECHSHOW is presented by ABA Law Practice Management Section. 2014 marks the 28^th annual ABA TECHSHOW.

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