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Minority Pre-Law Conference – Huntsville
Huntsville, ALThe Young Lawyers’ Section is hosting a series of Minority Pre-Law conferences around the state. These events are aimed at high school students who are considering law school.
See DetailsFree CLE – Mediation Roundtable Perspectives
Huntsville, ALThe Alabama Center for Dispute Resolution and the Alabama State Bar Section on Dispute Resolution are co-sponsoring a Mediation Perspectives Roundtable event on April 26, 2018 in Huntsville. This is a joint effort to promote mediation. The 90 minute CLE event is free and a complimentary lunch will be provided. Panelists will discuss the role of attorneys in mediation, provide tips for mediators, share a “View from the Bench” and provide an update on the Center for Dispute Resolution. Please…
See DetailsASB Business Law Section Hospitality Event
Montgomery, ALThe Business Law Section of the Alabama State Bar is hosting a series of gatherings for current and prospective Business Law Section members around Alabama this spring. Come join them, bring a colleague and get involved in the Business Law Section. For more information on the section: https://www.alabar.org/membership/sections/business-law/.
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Montgomery, ALASB Workers’ Compensation Section Lunch & Learn CLE
Birmingham, ALKen Riley will discuss the Alabama State Bar Workers’ Compensation Task Force and provide an update on their work. Free for section members. $30 for nonmembers to attend and join the section for the year. RSVP Bernard Nomberg (bernard@nomberglaw.com). *lunch not included in price.
See DetailsBoard of Bar Commissioners Meeting
The Board of Bar Commissioners (BBC) is the governing and policy-making body of the Alabama State Bar. The board is composed of 74 members. Of those 74, there are 65 members who are elected from the 41 judicial circuits (§34-3-40) and nine at-large members who are selected by the board (§34-3-41). Any member in good standing may run for election upon nomination by five or more members residing in the circuit where the nominee resides or upon a declaration of…
See Details14th Annual Lawyers Hall of Fame Ceremony
Montgomery, ALInductees to the Alabama Lawyers Hall of Fame must have had a distinguished career in the law. This could be demonstrated through many different forms of achievement, leadership, service, mentorship, political courage, or professional success. Each inductee must have been deceased at least two years at the time of their selection. Also, for each year at least one of the inductees must have been deceased a minimum of one hundred years in order to give due recognition to historic figures…
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