The Work Is Waiting: How To Get Involved And Lead Voluntary Bar Associations
Volunteering for a bar association gives you a broader view of the profession. It reminds you that the law is a community.
Volunteering for a bar association gives you a broader view of the profession. It reminds you that the law is a community.
Bowing for none beside the rule of law!
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But will anyone listen?
As we emerge into a 'new normal' on the other side of the pandemic, it's imperative for bar associations to be willing to pivot and innovate.
Lawmakers want to make the agency go through the state budget process.
The front lines in tech literacy training.
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If there's one phrase that defines living under the current Court it's "this is why we can't have nice things."
Bar associations big and small have struggled with membership levels, but adding benefits like these could help them out.
* When the economy tanks again next year, will Biglaw be ready? [Law360] * Lawyers are now using Janus to strike down mandatory bar fees. Let's just watch everything burn. [National Law Journal] * For lawyers, Boston is the new Houston. [American Lawyer] * Jeff Sessions straying as close to the line as he can in telling immigration judges to just ignore legal defenses and deport people on sight. [Courthouse News Service] * A thorough analysis of White House statements on immigration law. It turns out they don't have any idea what they're talking about. [Forbes] * "There she is/a $100K suit over legal fees..." Miss America sued by Fox Rothschild. [Press of Atlantic City] * John Bolton's now attacking the International Criminal Court. If you had that on your official "Erosion of International Norms Bingo Card," then congratulations. [NPR]
The struggle is real for those who are looking for a job, but social media platforms offer some hope.
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Let's watch the lawyer fight unravel!
Researching which organizations to join (and quit) can be one of the best ways to productively use your time and money for the upcoming year.
What would you expect from your local bar association's technology and law practice committee?
Perhaps cheesy memes isn't the way to go?
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