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2018 NIFLA National Legal & Medical Summit

The National Institute of Family & Life Advocates (NIFLA) will be hosting a National Legal & Medical Summit at The Founders' Inn on May 23-24, 2018. Regent Law Professors Lynne Marie Kohm and Bradley Jacob will be among the event speakers.

  
The Keynote Speaker for the evening is Michael Farris, President, Alliance Defending Freedom.  Through NIFLA's education in ultrasound training, guidance in becoming a medical clinic, direction on legal issues, and fighting legislative battles, pregnancy centers have been able to count on NIFLA to stand with them. Over the years, NIFLA has witnessed many positive changes. It is time to celebrate the reduction of the abortion rate. Lives are being saved and mothers in crisis are being helped.  While the legislative battles have been many, NIFLA stands victorious and will continue to fight for the legal protection of pro-life pregnancy centers to keep their doors open.  Together, with other pro-life organizations, NIFLA celebrates the gift of life for all. 

For 25 years, NIFLA has had the privilege of serving prolife pregnancy centers across the country. Our Celebration Dessert will be on May 23, 2018 at 7:00 PM at The Founder's Inn Atrium. Our keynote speaker will be Michael Farris, President of Alliance Defending Freedom. 

Event Speakers
Thomas Glessner, JD, President, NIFLA
Anne O'Connor, JD, VP of Legal Affairs, NIFLA
Audrey Stout, RN, RDMS,  VP of Medical Services, NIFLA
Byron Calhoun, MD, FACOG, FACS,  National Medical Advisor, NIFLA
Dotsy Davis, RDMS, BSRT, RVT, Ultrasound Consultant,  Soundview Imaging Partners
Kevin Theriot, JD, Senior Counsel, Alliance Defending Freedom
Lynn Marie Kohm, JD, Associate Dean, Regent University Law
Danielle White, JD, Legal Counsel, Heartbea International
Catherine Glenn Foster, JD, President & CEO, Americans  United for Life
Bradley Jacob, JD, Associate Professor,  Regent University Law
Sandy Christiansen, MD, Medical Consultant, Care Net         
Alexandra Snyder, JD, Executive Director, Life Legal Defense  Foundation
H. Robert Showers, JD, Simms.Showers Law
Ron Renzi, Patriot Insurance


Summit Sessions Include:

  • Attacks on Pregnancy Centers: Case Updates
  • Protecting Your Pregnancy Center From Religious Freedom Threats
  • Roe's Effects on Family Law
  • 501(c)3 Restrictions on Lobbying and Political Activity
  • Legal Issues Impacting lnsurance Claims
  • Legal Issues Facing PRCs/PMCs
  • Abortion's Impact on Women's Health
  • Legal/Medical Ethical Issues Related to PMCs
  • Sex Trafficking Impact on the PRC/PMC
  • Insurance and the PRCs/PMCs
  • Employment Law & Personnel
  • Medical: Is Ultrasound Safe? 
  • Ultrasound Images


To learn more about the Summit, please visit https://www.niflalegalmedicalsummit.com/.

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