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The Beverly Hills/Century City Legal Secretaries Association (“BH/CCLSA”) was chartered by Legal Secretaries, Incorporated (“LSI”) in 1947, and adopted a name change in 1984. In joining BH/CCLSA, you also become a member of LSI.
Our primary purpose is continuing legal education. BH/CCLSA and LSI provide members with many opportunities to increase knowledge and improve skills. Classes and seminars are sponsored in addition to the educational speakers featured at monthly BH/CCLSA meetings.
LSI also offers membership in specialized areas of the law, such as civil litigation, criminal law, probate/estate planning, family law, law office administration, and transactional law. Each section provides a quarterly newsletter, which contains changes and updates in the law from throughout the State of California. LSI also administers the California Certified Legal Secretary (CCLS) certification exam, for secretaries with at least three years experience.
For additional information on both programs, go to www.lsi.org.Members of BH/CCLSA receive advance notice of all LSI publications and events, as well as a yearly subscription to LSI’s quarterly magazine, The Legal Secretary. Additionally, BH/CCLSA has a monthly newsletter, the Legal Daze, featuring current information on changes in the law, meeting notices, interclub news, and other news of BH/CCLSA members.
Historical Timeline
- 1948 Beverly Hills/Century City LSA was chartered
- 1962 First Convention (now known as Annual Conference)
- 1962 Patricia S. Brady was first in the Association to receive an LSI appointment
Editor of The Legal Secretary
- 1960 Patricia S. Brady was LSI President to 1962
- 1971 Hosts a Conference
- 1983 Hosted Annual Convention in May
- 1984 Name changed to Beverly Hills/Century City LSA
- 1991 February hosted Third Quarterly LSI Conference
- 1995 Hosted Third Quarterly LSI Conference in February
- 1996 Deanna A. Pepe was LSI President to 1998
- 1996 Hosted LSI Annual Conference in May to Celebrate Deanna’s Installation as LSI President
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