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Speakers Bureau

Mission Statement

The Speakers Bureau exists to promote among Florida citizens an understanding of our constitutionally based system of government, knowledge about the justice system and an appreciation of the role lawyers play to protect the rights of all.

Interested in having a Florida Bar speaker talk to your group?

The Florida Bar Speakers Bureau offers schools, businesses, community groups and organizations the opportunity to have experienced attorneys speak about the role of lawyers, the significance of Florida's constitution and its revision and threats to the U.S. justice system -- among other legal topics.


For assistance call (850) 561-5773 or e-mail mvalencianomarin@flabar.org.

There is no fee for this service!


Help us spread the word about the Speakers Bureau. The Speakers Bureau will expand communications and serve as a community resource.

FEEDBACK REPORT
We want to hear from you to improve our services. Please send us a feedback report form about your presentation.

Become a speaker!

We are always looking for more dedicated attorney volunteers for our Speakers Bureau!

Interested in becoming one of our speakers?

Fill out and fax the Speaker Form at (850) 561-5733.

Check out the speakers' e-newsletter Speaking out


Dear speakers, we look forward to receiving your feedback about the presentations you give. Please, e-mail your comments at mvalencianomarin@flabar.org. Thanks!

Powerpoint Presentations Available

The Florida Bar Speakers Bureau has three PowerPoint presentations, which can be downloaded from the Bar's Web site, that give consumers information on Identity Theft, Mortgage Fraud and Credit Repair Fraud. Speakers Bureau volunteers are encouraged to contact civic groups in their communities that might be interested in these presentations.


Here are some speaking materials:

Law-Related Education materials

Justice is Served!
A Guide to Assist Judges with K-12 Classroom Presentations
is available in PDF format on the
Florida Law Related Education Association, Inc. site
The guide is a collaborative project of
the Supreme Court of Florida and FLREA.

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