Spring 2018 Surplus Lines Law Group Meeting Sponsored by Gardere
Complimentary Event Spans Two Days in Austin
April 26, 2018
Gardere is proud to be a sponsor of the Spring 2018 Surplus Lines Law Group Meeting to be held April 26-27. Hosted by the Surplus Lines Stamping Office of Texas, the event provides an opportunity for members of the excess and surplus lines community to network with practitioners and legal counsel and discuss pending issues, legislation and interpretation of best practices. Participants will attend a forum covering trends and topics on relevant state and federal arenas.
The complimentary event will take place at the Hyatt Lost Pines in Austin, Texas. A cocktail reception and dinner will be provided, Thursday, April 26, and the business meeting will follow the morning of Friday, April 27.
To register for the event, click here.
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