Two Premier Legal Associations, LSPA and NALS, Join Forces

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updated Aug 21, 2011

LSPA members will now be eligible for lower cost NALS exhibitions, as well as advertising in the @Law, the organization's magazine. This dovetails with the upcoming October NALS 60th Annual Education Conference and National Forum in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Jerry Correia, a founding director of Legal Service Providers Association, was quoted as saying in the press release: ''The goal of LSPA is to provide as many opportunities as possible for our member companies to grow professionally and financially. With this in mind, a partnership with NALS makes perfect sense. It gives our organization's legal service providers increased access to established legal professionals. We are excited about collaborating with NALS and contributing to its continued success in the industry.''

Established in 1929, NALS was incorporated as the National Association of Legal Secretaries in 1949, and was renamed NALS...the association for legal professionals in 1999. It is the oldest association for legal support professionals, and has a diverse membership that includes paralegals, legal assistants, legal administrators and office managers. NALS offers members a broad range of development opportunities in continuing legal education, certifications, training, and more, to enable career enhancement and advancement.

LSPA founding directors Jerry Correia and Greg Bayless have, combined, almost 40 years of experience in the legal services industry. LSPA uses members' combined purchasing power and knowledge to leverage opportunities for legal service companies, big and small, in training, education, lead generation, cost savings, and more.
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