Helping Crime Victims Pursue Civil Justice

You are here: Home Conferences
2010 National Conference

There is no better opportunity to learn about helping crime victims through civil actions than the National Crime Victim Bar Association's annual conference. This year, the NCVBA brings together a faculty of the country's leading trial lawyers and expert consultants who are involved in the important work of representing victims of crime.

The goal of the conference is to educate attorneys and others who work with crime victims about cutting-edge legal issues and proven litigation strategies. Come learn more about civil actions that can help crime victims continue on the road to recovery.



Register Now

Register before June 15th to receive the early bird discount of $70. 

NOTE- If you are registering at any level other than a non-member, please email Mike Valente at
mvalente@ncvc.org to get the passcode.




Accommodations


For your convenience, we have blocked rooms for attendees at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside, the conference site. The hotel is located at Two Poydras Street, in the "center of it all." The Hilton New Orleans Riverside, is in a prime downtown location on the banks of the Mississippi. The Riverwalk is at the hotel's doorstep and the French Quarter is three blocks away. The discounted conference rate is $104 for king/double (New Orleans, government per diem) if booked before August 20, 2010. We highly recommend that you make your reservations right away to make sure a room is available for you.

You can book your room directly with the Hilton and receive the special group rate one of two ways: Reserve Now or after you register for the conference. 

New Orleans, LA

The Riverwalk Marketplace (140+ shopping and food outlets) is at the hotel's doorstep and complements R.J. Sutton Jewelry and Antiques and two gift shops within the Hilton. Harrah's Casino, the Aquarium of the Americas, the Insectarium, IMAX Theatre, and Audubon Zoo are just samples of the diverse attractions in New Orleans. The National World War II Museum, The Ogden Museum, the Arts District, and the Louisiana Children's Museum are all featured venues within the expanding Arts and Warehouse district. New Orleans' finest restaurants and major New Orleans attractions are steps away from the hotel's front entrance.

Stay a few extra days (at the same conference rate) so you can fully enjoy your visit to "The Big Easy."

Reception


On Monday night, from 6:00 - 8:00 PM, we invite National Crime Victim Bar Association members and conference presenters to a special reception to meet peers from across the country in a relaxed, social setting.  (Light refreshments provided.)

Two Conferences in One


The National Crime Victim Bar Association is holding its 2010 National Conference in conjunction with the annual conference of the National Center for Victims of Crime.  Registrants are welcome to attend any National Center workshop during the conference.  An impressive faculty of leading crime victim advocates, researchers, policymakers, and other professionals will conduct over 80 workshops to help participants better serve victims of crime.  For more information about the National Center conference program, visit
www.ncvc.org/education.  

*Note: Conference participants wishing to receive continuing legal education credits and the NCVBA legal reference materials are required to register for the NCVBA National Conference.
2005© National Crime Victim Bar Association. All Rights Reserved. Privacy statement. Legal disclaimer. Acceptable use policy. Accessibility issues.
Contacts: 2000 M Street NW, Suite 480, Washington, D.C. 20036 phone: 800-FYI-CALL fax: 202-467-8701, email: victimbar@ncvc.org   
Site operated by Alfa XP Web Software Company, LLC .
Login >>