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There are three types of tickets for the Legal Geek Conference:
1. General tickets - available for anyone to purchase
2. Discounted law firm tickets - available exclusively for qualifying law firm employees (learn more)
3. Complimentary in-house tickets (first 1000 tickets) - available exclusively for qualifying in-house professionals (learn more)
How to qualify for a discounted law firm ticket
To qualify for a discounted law firm ticket, you must meet the following criteria:
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A law firm must directly employ you.
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Register using your work email address associated with your law firm.
Exclusions: External consultants, contractors, or freelancers working with law firms do not qualify for this ticket type.
Terms: Legal Geek reserves the right to cancel any non-qualifying tickets at their discretion.
How to qualify for a free in-house ticket
To qualify for a complimentary in-house ticket, please ensure you meet the following criteria:
- Employment Status: You must be directly employed by a company where your primary role is to support that company's in-house legal function
- Seniority: Our events are designed for senior team members. We cannot accept registrations for free tickets for those working as a paralegal, trainee or assistant. Anyone working in these roles can still register for a paid ticket.
- Email Requirement: Register using your official work email associated with the company
- Exclusions: External consultants, contractors, legal tech vendors, freelancers supporting multiple in-house teams, or anyone working in a law firm does not qualify for this ticket type.
Terms: Legal Geek reserves the right to cancel any non-qualifying tickets at their discretion.
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