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CLE Course Sponsors Name Sponsor Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City State Zip # 1st Source Bank 107385 Personal Asset Management 133 N. 4th Street; Lafayette Indiana 47901 Group Suite 100 AIM f/n/a Indiana Association Of Cities & 1465 125 W. Market St. Suite 100 Indianapolis Indiana 46204-2821 Towns Alabama Bar Institute For Cle 4 Box 870384 Tuscaloosa Alabama 35487-0384 Allen County Indiana Bar Association 6 924 South Calhoun Street Fort Wayne Indiana 46802 American Academy Of Judicial Education 15 38677-0728 American Academy Of Matrimonial Lawyers 361 209 W. Jackson Blvd. Suite 602 Chicago Illinois 60606 American Agricultural Law Association 108251 825 S. Kansas Avenue Suite 500 Topeka Kansas 66612 American Arbitration Association 311 Dept Educational Development 200 State Street, 7th Boston Massachusetts 02109 Floor American Arbitration Association 101166 250 East 5Th Street Suite 420 Cincinnati Ohio 45202 American Association For Justice 19 777 6th Street, NW Suite 200 Washington District of 20001 Columbia American Bankruptcy Institute 3028 321 N. Clark Street Chicago Illinois 60654 American Bar Association 7 321 N. Clark Street Suite 1600 Chicago Illinois 60654-7598 American College Of Mortgage Attorneys, Inc. 374 c/o American Bar Association 321 N. Clark Street Chicago Illinois 60654 American College Of Real Estate Lawyers 9 One Central Plaza 11300 Rockville Pike, Rockville Maryland 20852 Ste. 903 American College Of Trial Lawyers 10 1300 Dove St. Suite 150 Newport Beach California 92660 American College Of Trust & Estate Counsel 8 901 15Th Street Nw Suite 525 Washington District of 20005 Columbia American Corporate Counsel Association 11 1025 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 200 Washington District of 20036-5425 Columbia American Educational Institute, Inc. 390 401 S. Old Woodward Ave. Suite 333 Birmingham Michigan 48009 American Health Law Association 68 1099 14th Street, NW Suite 925 Washington District of 20005 Columbia American Immigration Lawyers Association 12 1331 G Street, NW Suite 300 Washington District of 20005-3142 Columbia American Intellectual Property Law 13 1400 Crystal Drive Suite 600 Arlington Virginia 22202 Association American Judges Association 387 300 Newport Avenue Williamsburg Virginia 23185-4147 Name Sponsor Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City State Zip # American Judicature Society 14 Center Building 2014 Broadway. Suite Nashville Tennessee 37203 100 American Law Division, Congressional 279 Library Of Congress Lm-230 Madison Washington District of 20540 Research Service Building Columbia American Law Institute - CLE 5 4025 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19104 American Society Of Law, Medicine & Ethics 326 765 Commonwealth Avenue Suite 1704 Boston Massachusetts 02215 Arizona State University 124 College Of Law Tempe Arizona 85287 Arkansas Continuing Legal Education Board 100350 2100 Riverfront Drive, Ste. 110 Little Rock Arkansas 72202 Association Of Defense Trial Attorneys 393 2951 Roadrunner Parkway Las Cruces New Mexico 88011 Association Of Transportation Law 362 P. O. Box 5407 Annapolis Maryland 21403 Professionals, Inc. Atlanta Bar Association 383 400 International Tower 229 Peachtree Street, Atlanta Georgia 30303-1601 Ne Attorney Credits 105981 2604 B El Camino Real #204 Carlsbad California 92008 Attorneys' Liability Assurance Society, Inc. 1396 311 South Wacker Drive Suite 5700 Chicago Illinois 60606-6629 August Mack Environmental, Inc. 108593 1302 N. Meridian Street, Suite Indianapolis Indiana 46202 300 Bar Association Of Metropolitan St. Louis 397 720 Olive Street Suite 2900 St. Louis Missouri 63101-2308 Bar Association Of San Francisco 398 301 Battery Street, 3Rd Floor San Francisco California 94111 Barnes & Thornburg 1481 11 South Meridian St. Indianapolis Indiana 46204 Bellaterra 105403 118 N. Delaware Street Indianapolis Indiana 46204 California Continuing Legal Education Of The 20 300 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza Suite 410 Oakland California 94612-2047 Bar California Western School Of Law 128 350 Cedar Street San Diego California 92101 Case Western Reserve University 229 School Of Law 10900 Euclid Avenue Cleveland Ohio 44106-7020 Chicago Bar Association 1044 321 South Plymouth Court Chicago Illinois 60604-3997 Chicago Estate Planning Council 3166 330 North Wabash Ave. suite 2000 Chicago Illinois 60611 Chicago-Kent College Of Law/Illinois Institute 164 565 West Adams Street Room 675 Chicago Illinois 60661-3691 Of Technology Christian Legal Society 294 8001 Braddock Road Suite 300 Springfield Virginia 22151-2110 Cincinnati Bar Association 395 The Cincinnati Bar Center 225 E. 6Th St, 2nd Cincinnati Ohio 45202-3209 Floor Name Sponsor Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City State Zip # CLE In Colorado, Inc. 22 Colorado Bar Association CLE 1900 Grant Street, Denver Colorado 80203-4301 Suite 300 CLE International, Inc. 392 7995 East Prentice Avenue, Greenwood Colorado 80111 Suite 200 Village Clear Law Institute 107561 4601 North Fairfax Drive, Suite Arlington Virginia 22203 1200 Clearwater Bar Association 1736 P.O. Box 1609 Clearwater Florida 34617 Cleveland State University, Cleveland- 230 College Of Law 1801 Euclid Avenue Cleveland Ohio 44115 Marshall College Of William And Mary 268 Marshall-Wythe School Of Law Williamsburg Virginia 23185 Colorado Bar Association 3005 1900 Grant Street Suite 300 Denver Colorado 80203-4303 Commercial Law League Of America 377 3005 Tollview Drive Rolling Illinois 60008 Meadows Commercial Law Lectures, Inc. 368 47547 Tomahawk Drive Negley Ohio 44441 Connecticut Bar Association 320 30 Bank Street P. O. Box 350 New Britain Connecticut 06050-0350 Creighton University 201 School Of Law 2500 California Plaza Omaha Nebraska 68178 Defense Research Institute, Inc. 23 222 South Riverside Plaza Ste 1870 Chicago Illinois 60606 Defense Trial Counsel Of Indiana 37 9505 Copley Drive Indianapolis Indiana 46260 Department Of Public Advocacy 405 5 Mill Creek Park Frankfort Kentucky 40601 DePaul University Center For Law & Science 163 25 East Jackson 8Th Floor, Room 805 Chicago Illinois 60604-2219 District Of Columbia Bar (Mandatory) 2074 901 4th Street, NW Washington District of 20001 Columbia Duke University School of Law 100942 Office of the Dean Box 90362 Durham North Carolina 27708 Energy & Mineral Law Foundation 24 3070 Lakecrest Circle Suite 400-328 Lexington Kentucky 40513 Energy Bar Association 366 2000 M. Street, NW Suite 715 Washington District of 20036 Columbia Esquire CLE 109169 P.O Box 770052 Lakewood Ohio 44107 Evansville Bar Association 25 915 Main Street Suite 108 Evansville Indiana 47708 Executive Enterprise Institute 1038 A Division Of Smartpros, Ltd 12 Skyline Drive Hawthorne New York 10532 Faegre Drinker Biddle & Realth LLP 104070 One Logan Square Suite 2000 Philadelphia Pennsylvania 19103 Federal Bar Association 26 1220 North Fillmore Street Suite 444 Arlington Virginia 22201 Federal Judicial Center 371 Thurgood Marshall Federal One Columbus Circle, Washington District of 20002-8003 Judiciary Building N.E. 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Rogers St. Bloomington Indiana 47403 Horizon Trust & Investment Management. 103478 515 Franklin Square Michigan City Indiana 46360 N.A. Housing & Development Law Institute 31 630 Eye Street, N.W. Washington District of 20001 Columbia Ice Miller LLP 1582 One American Square, Suite 2900 Indianapolis Indiana 46282 Idaho State Bar 33 P. O. Box 895 Boise Idaho 83701 Illinois Association Of Defense Trial Counsel 283 P. O. Box 588 Rochester Illinois 62563-0588 Illinois Institute For Continuing Legal 51 3161 W. White Oaks Dr. Suite 300 Springfield Illinois 62704 Education Name Sponsor Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City State Zip # Illinois State Bar Association 3009 Illinois Bar Center 424 South Second Springfield Illinois 62701-1779 Street Illinois
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