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California Lawyers Association and D.C. Bar Announce More Findings From Groundbreaking Study on Atto
The California Lawyers Association and the District of Columbia Bar shared additional findings today from a groundbreaking research project offering insight into the personal and workplace risk factors for mental health problems, substance use, and attrition among practicing attorneys.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/california-lawyers-association-and-d-c-bar-announc
WCL Forum Highlights Pro Bono Opportunities
The Washington Council of Lawyers held its Summer Pro Bono and Public Interest Forum in June, an annual event that encourages summer associates and interns to make pro bono or public interest work a part of their legal careers.
Divorce Attorney Michelle Thomas Brings Clarity to Chaotic Situations
As a native New Yorker (born and raised on Long Island), Michelle C. Thomas has always been a “straight shooter” and has taken that approach in the practice of law.
5 Ways to Jump-Start Your Marketing in 2023
f you haven’t been actively promoting your law firm, or if your marketing efforts have been limited, start with these steps to get your marketing campaign going.
AU Law School’s Mocktail Event Encourages Alcohol-Free Socializing
American University Washington College of Law’s (WCL) Office of Student Affairs drew a crowd of more than 200 to a February 7 event intended to support student interaction in an alcohol-free environment.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/au-law-school’s-mocktail-event-encourages-alcohol-
Meet President-Elect Candidate Alexander Reid
Here, get to know Alexander L. Reid, one of two candidates running for D.C. Bar president-elect for the 2023–2024 term. The president-elect serves for one year before becoming president, and then continues in office a third year as immediate past president.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/meet-president-elect-candidate-alexander-reid
Shanita Asante Challenges Norms to Fight Workplace Discrimination
Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Shanita Asante has always wanted to make a career out of fighting for equal justice. “Like many people in my community, [I] experienced the firsthand effects of institutional discrimination, particularly with laws and policies that appear neutral,” she says.
Six Ways D.C. Lawyers Can Stave Off Burnout
For lawyers, burnout is a real and ever-present threat. However, there are steps legal professionals can take to prevent burnout and maintain their mental health.
D.C. Bar Practice Management Advisors Win Third Gambrell Award for Managing Money Program
The D.C. Bar Practice Management Advisory Service (PMAS) has been selected for the 2023 E. Smythe Gambrell Professionalism Award for its Managing Money program, which teaches attorneys and their staff how to onboard a new client, create an appropriate fee agreement and earning mechanism, and manage advance fees and expenses, among other topics.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/d-c-bar-practice-management-advisors-win-third-gam
Recognizing the Unique Mental Health Challenges of the BIPOC Community
BIPOC Mental Health Month is a time to highlight and recognize the unique experiences and mental health challenges faced by Black, Indigenous, and other people of color.
Eat Well, Do Justice! Cook-Off Raises Nearly $350K for Tzedek DC
Sahil Rahman and Rahul Vinod, owners of the fast-casual Indian restaurant RASA, took first place in Tzedek DC’s seventh annual Eat Well, Do Justice! fundraiser on September 18.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/eat-well,-do-justice!-cook-off-raises-nearly-$350k
D.C. Bar Announces 2023–2024 Writers in Residence
The D.C. Bar has selected Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law student Tynekia Garrett and George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School student Angela Mackie-Rutledge as its 2023–2024 Writers in Residence.
https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/d-c-bar-announces-2023–2024-writers-in-residence
