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    Welcome to the Tucson-Old Pueblo Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA). Our chapter offers high-quality educational programs, leadership, and networking opportunities for professionals working in the legal community throughout Southern Arizona.
     
    The Tucson Old Pueblo Chapter was formed in 1988 and is proud to have served law firms and corporations with valuable resources for two decades. The chapter celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2013! Stay tuned for information on a special celebration later in the year honoring this accomplishment.  
     
    We hope you find the information on this web site helpful and of value. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about our Chapter, please contact Chapter President, Berny Frenzer at berny.frenzer@quarles.com.  We welcome anyone interested in learning more about our organization to stop by a monthly membership meeting. 
     
    Check out the Calendar tab for the latest meeting information.
     
    Thank you for your interest in the ALA and Tucson Chapter.
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    Announcement!

    The Board is very pleased to announce that the Tucson Chapter received two awards at the ALA Annual Conference recently held in National Harbor, Maryland.  The Chapter was awarded First Place for Website, Small Chapter, and President’s Award of Excellence, Bronze Level.  Steve Wingert, ALA Immediate Past President, and Berny Frenzer are pictured.

        

    Upcoming Chapter Events

    The Board is busy planning the Education Retreat.  The retreat will beheld at the Casino Del Sol on July 12th and 13th, 2013.  Please check back for updates.  The May monthly membership meeting will take place the last week in May.  More details to follow.  We hope to see you there!   

    OfficeTeam has issued their 2013 Salary Guide!  Check it out in the Member’s Only section.

    Take a look at the exciting new COO position posted in the Jobs page!

    Region 6 Newsletter Now Available

    The Fall 2012 Region 6 Newsletter includes the latest region updates. Region 6 Director Steve Morris includes an interesting article on reaching new personal and professional goals.

    Making a Difference in Our Community

    The Tucson Old Pueblo Chapter is committed the helping those less fortunate in our community.  The ongoing Community Connection project this year is supporting The Sister Jose Women’s Shelter of Tucson.  Please contact Berny Frenzer if you have any items to donate for this wonderful shelter dedicated to homeless women in our community.  

     The Valley of the Sun Chapter has published their online Q1 2013 Newsletter, The Valley Voice.  It has many excellent articles covering a wide range of topics and disciplines, well worth your time to check it out!

    The early bird registration date has passed for the National Conference at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, National Harbor, Maryland, April 14 -17, 2013!  We hope to see you there!  

     CLM Study Group

    Patricia Kucharski, CLM, is forming the next study group based on ALA’s Certified Legal Manager content (CLM Study Group).  The group will meet bimonthly at a firm to be determined.  Please email Patricia at patricia@bancroftlaw.com if you have an interest in joining the group or would like to know information about the CLM program. This is a great opportunity to collaberate with colleagues and further your professional development in a wide range of legal management disciplines.

     

      
     

     
     
    ALA Disclaimer

     The Tucson-Old Pueblo Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators is a separate legal entity from the Association of Legal Administrators (ALA). ALA licenses the use of its name, mark, logos and other protected properties to chapters that are in good standing. ALA disclaims all liability or responsibility whatsoever for the actions, representations and liabilities of the Tucson-Old Pueblo Chapter, specifically including those of any nature whatsoever arising from or out of the content of other features related to the Tucson-Old Pueblo Chapter Web site. In no event shall ALA be deemed the guarantor of the Tucson-Old Pueblo Chapter.