The expected strong attendee presence reflects the high regard subrogation professionals have for the event and its overall educational agenda. Not to be overlooked, however, is the fact that the NASP conference fosters solidarity amongst those in the profession through various (formal and informal) networking activities. For instance, attendees have their first chance to forge meaningful connections with others at the tenth annual NASP Golf Classic, which kicks things off on Sunday, Nov. 7. Participants in the 18-hole tournament will get to play at the world's first NFL-themed course, which award-winning architect Jeff Brauer designed to pay homage to the Dallas Cowboys.

Once NASP attendees familiarize themselves with the Gaylord's grounds, they will have a chance to keep the conversation going at a Texas Hold 'Em tournament and several receptions. It is also important to note the resort's close proximity to Dallas. The city's infamous book repository is located just a few miles away, and as we edge toward the 47th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, it is a tremendous privilege to hear from Dr. Cyril Wecht, the first independent forensics expert to examine JFK's autopsy records and conclude that there was more than one assassin.

Since the assassination and subsequent investigation by the House committee on which he served, Dr. Wecht has embarked on an illustrious career as a forensic pathologist, gaining worldwide recognition for assisting with probes into the deaths of Robert F. Kennedy, Elvis Presley, JonBenet Ramsey, and countless other high-profile cases. So, don't miss Monday morning's keynote presentation by the man on whom both plaintiffs' and defense attorneys have relied for many years to unravel civil and criminal cases throughout the U.S. and abroad.

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