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The document announces the United States Bankruptcy Court's second Bench-Bar Retreat scheduled for October 25, 2002, at the Renaissance Quail Hollow Resort. The retreat aims to enhance service delivery in bankruptcy practice through roundtable discussions on various topics including electronic case filing and complex case protocols. Registration is open to lawyers practicing in the Northern District of Ohio, with a maximum of 200 participants. The document includes registration details, costs, cancellation policies, and information about accommodations.

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Begin by opening the registration form in our platform. Click ‘Get Form’ to access the document.
In the first section, clearly print your name and attorney registration number. This ensures accurate identification for the event.
Next, fill in your firm’s name and complete your address details, including city, state, and zip code. Accurate contact information is crucial for communication.
Provide your business phone and fax numbers along with your email address. This allows for efficient correspondence regarding the retreat.
Indicate the percentage of your law practice dedicated to bankruptcy matters and specify your major areas of practice. This helps in assigning you to appropriate roundtable discussions.
If you have preferences for breakout sessions or specific issues to be addressed during the retreat, make sure to note them in the designated sections.
Finally, review all entered information for accuracy before submitting. Ensure that you understand the payment details and deadlines provided at the end of the form.

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