FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Fraternal Law Conference?
The Fraternal Law Conference is the premier educational event for attorneys, campus professionals, fraternity and sorority headquarters staff, volunteers, insurance professionals, and industry partners who work with fraternal organizations. The conference provides practical legal insights, risk management strategies, and timely updates on issues impacting the fraternal community.
Who should attend?
The conference is designed for:
- Attorneys representing fraternities, sororities, and related organizations
- Fraternity and sorority headquarters staff
- Executive directors and senior leaders
- Campus fraternity and sorority life professionals
- Risk management professionals
- Insurance providers and consultants
- Volunteer advisors and board members
- Housing corporation representatives
When and where is the conference held?
The conference is held yearly at the Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati, OH. Please visit the conference website for the most current information regarding conference dates, location, and schedule.
Why should I attend?
Attendees gain access to:
- Current legal and regulatory developments affecting fraternal organizations
- Risk management best practices
- Networking opportunities with industry leaders and peers
- Practical strategies to address emerging challenges
- Educational sessions led by experienced attorneys and subject matter experts
Registration
How do I register?
Registration can be completed online through the conference registration portal.
What is included with in-person registration?
- Access to all educational sessions
- Conference materials
- Networking events specified in the agenda
- Select meals and refreshments during the conference
Please review the registration page for specific details.
Can I transfer my registration?
Registration transfers may be permitted prior to the event. Contact the conference team for transfer requests and deadlines.
Continuing Legal Education (CLE)
Is CLE credit available?
Yes. The conference typically offers Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit for attorneys. The number of approved credit hours may vary by jurisdiction. If seeking CLE Credit please at least register 14 days prior to the conference.
Will CLE be approved in my state?
Fraternal Law seeks approval in Kentucky and Ohio. Attendees may also be able to self-report attendance in other states with the provided materials, though we cannot guarantee approval.
How do I receive my CLE certificate?
Instructions regarding attendance tracking and certificate distribution will be provided during the conference.
Accommodations & Travel
Is there a conference hotel?
Yes. A room block is typically reserved at the host hotel for conference attendees.
How do I book my hotel room?
Hotel booking information and room block deadlines will be provided on the conference website.
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Sponsorship & Exhibiting
Are sponsorship opportunities available?
Yes. The conference offers a variety of sponsorship opportunities designed to increase visibility and engagement with attendees.
Can my organization exhibit at the conference?
Exhibitor opportunities may be available depending on event space and sponsorship level.
How can I become a sponsor?
Please contact the conference organizers or review the sponsorship prospectus for available opportunities and benefits.
Conference Programming
What topics are covered?
Topics may include:
- Fraternal organization governance
- Risk management and crisis response
- Higher education law
- Housing corporation issues
- Litigation trends
- Insurance and liability concerns
- Student conduct and campus partnerships
- Emerging legal and regulatory developments
Will presentation materials be available after the conference?
When permitted by presenters, materials may be made available to registered attendees following the conference.
Are networking opportunities included?
Yes. The conference includes structured and informal networking opportunities throughout the event.
Additional Questions
What is the dress code?
The recommended dress code for the Fraternal Law Conference is business casual. Attendees typically wear professional yet comfortable attire suitable for educational sessions, networking events, and conference activities.
Conference meeting rooms can vary in temperature, so we recommend bringing a light jacket or sweater for your comfort.
Who can I contact for assistance?
For questions regarding registration, sponsorships, accommodations, or conference logistics, please contact the Fraternal Law Conference team through the contact information provided on the conference website.
How can I stay informed about conference updates?
Follow the Fraternal Law Conference on social media and subscribe to conference communications to receive announcements, deadlines, and program updates.