Las Vegas Attorney Aaron Lovaas Moderates Presentation of Prominent Panelists at ABA Annual Meeting

Las Vegas, NV ((PRWEB) August 17, 2007 -- The American Bar Association wrapped up its 2007 Annual Meeting in San Francisco on August 14. Attorney Aaron Lovaas, a principal in the Las Vegas law firm of Shimon & Lovaas, A Professional Corporation, assumed the chairmanship of the Solo and Small Firm Committee of the ABA's Section of Business Law's Young Lawyer Forum at that meeting.

In his first task as Chair, Lovaas served as moderator of a panel discussion featuring prominent speakers on the topics of solo and small firm client development, communication strategies, client service, and client satisfaction. Lovaas has the distinction of being the moderator for the first such program ever sponsored and facilitated by the Young Lawyer Forum at an Annual Meeting of the ABA. The large audience present for the two-hour presentation received invaluable tips, techniques and strategies in the panelists' areas of expertise: communication, client service and satisfaction, and client development.

Following the program, Lovaas observed, "Participating in the programming available at an event on the scale of the ABA Annual Meeting provides an important opportunity for me to share ideas and resources with my fellow attorneys, while also generating recognition for the law firm of Shimon & Lovaas and lawyers in Southern Nevada."

While Lovaas' work in the Young Lawyer Forum is a function of the Forum's age criteria (under 40), Lovaas has been practicing law in Nevada for over a decade. He concentrates his practice in the area of business-related litigation. Through his work as the Chair of the Committee over the next year, Lovaas will interact with lawyers throughout the country, and internationally, on topics relevant to business law and the solo and small firm practitioner.

About Aaron Lovaas:

Aaron Lovaas is a Las Vegas native, having earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, in 1992. Lovaas obtained his Juris Doctorate, cum laude, from the Seattle University School of Law in 1995, followed by his Master's in Business Administration from UNLV in 2002. Lovaas was admitted to practice before the state and federal courts of Nevada in 1995 and the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in 2000. Lovaas received his Diploma in Trial Advocacy Skills from the National Institute for Trial Advocacy in 2002 and practices primarily in the areas of business related litigation, including representation of lenders, construction companies and contractors, and business owners. For more information, visit http://www.shimon-lovaas.com

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