New York Law Journal
The goals and bios for the new leaders of the Asian American Bar Association of New York; Hispanic National Bar Association, New York Region; LeGaL, LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York; Metropol
...His goals for the 500-member bar group are to continue its CLE program and monthly lunches with speakers and to continue its pro bono...
...equal access to justice for Bronx residents; expanding the bar group's CLE program, including lunch-hour offerings; increasing mentorship for young lawyers; and increasing...
...34;) is in the business of producing educational programs and seminars, including Continuing Legal Education programs for attorneys. (Compl. ¶5.) ACI hired plaintiff on...
...of the bar group's White Collar Crime Institute, a day-long CLE program. Vance called his speech a "preview" of...
...for equality. Among other recent initiatives, we offer our extensive, cutting-edge CLE programs to members at no cost, thanks to a generous...
...market a software product that includes course materials the judge develops for continuing legal education programs to attorneys or law firm staff, provided that the...
...upon a showing that he has not practiced and has complied with continuing legal education requirements. ...
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