NAFA March St. Louis Gateway Chapter Meeting to Discuss Fleet Liability
ST. LOUIS, MO - For the NAFA St. Louis Gateway chapter meeting in March, the group invited attorney Karen Baudendistel, from law firm Armstrong Teasdale, to speak. Baudendistel has extensive litigation experience in the areas of fleets, trucking, and transportation,.
ST. LOUIS, MO – The NAFA St. Louis Gateway Chapter meeting on Wednesday, Mar. 9 will focus on fleet liability issues. The group invited attorney Karen Baudendistel, from law firm Armstrong Teasdale, to speak. Baudendistel has extensive litigation experience in the areas of fleets, trucking, and transportation, which covers a broad assortment of topics, the group stated.
The meeting will be held at Armstrong Teasdale Law Offices, 7700 Forsyth Boulevard, Suite 1800, St. Louis, MO 63105. This is the new Centene building in Clayton. From Hwy 40 take S. Hanley Road north to west (left) on Forsyth and enter the parking garage on the left. Parking will be validated. The cost to attend is $30. Attendees can pay in cash at the door, complete and bring the attached credit card form, or use the credit form card at the door. To RSVP for the meeting, contact Robert Hornsey at RHornsey@stlouisco.com by March 4.
The meeting schedule is as follows:
When: Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Registration and Networking: 11:00 AM
Lunch and 2011 I&E Presentation: 11:30 – 12:10
Fleet Liability Presentation: 12:10 – 2:00
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