Southern California Chinese Lawyers Association
The National Womxn of Color Collective (“NWOCC”) is hosting a number of upcoming events to “debunk” various exams in the legal field, and we’d greatly appreciate it if you could please share these events with your members.
Debunking the MPRE - Saturday April 9, 2022 from 10am-11am PST.
Debunking the California Bar - Wednesday May 18, 2022 from 6pm-7:30pm PST.
Debunking the UBE - Thursday May 19, 2022 from 6pm-7:30pm PST.
Panelists who have recently taken and/or passed the above exams will be present for a fireside chat to discuss:
Interested members may sign up for FREE at https://nationalwocc.org/events.
Continuing Education of the Bar (CEB) is a non-profit program of the University of California providing innovative resources and practice-oriented tools for the California legal community--developing on-demand CLE programs.
As we elevate our CLE offerings, I'm looking to expand our network of CLE contributor attorneys across the state and would love to connect with any members of the Southern California Chinese Lawyers Association that are interested in recording a short CLE program (or two!). Not only will they be able share their expertise with a statewide audience, they'll also promote their work, improve their public speaking skills, and boost their professional recognition.
Right now, I am specifically looking for subject matter experts in real property, but I'm also interested in collaborating with new contributors to develop CLE programs that really show off what they know and provide more diverse perspectives in all practice areas.
Attorneys interested in presenting CLE programs can email me at chelsea.kay@ceb.ucla.edu, message me on LinkedIn, or call me at (510) 302-0754.
Submit a Program for the 2022 NAPABA Convention
NAPABA is now seeking program submissions for the 2022 NAPABA Convention, November 3-6, in Las Vegas, NV!
In addition, we are seeking submissions for the Thursday specialty programming—Solo & Small Firm Boot Camp and International Law Symposium—as well as the Law Student Workshop.
We welcome submissions on a wide range of substantive legal matters and topics concerning the legal community. We aim to deepen our members' knowledge and skills and provide them with opportunities to forge bonds through panel discussions, workshops, and interactive presentations.
The 2022 NAPABA Convention is slated to be in-person this year, and panelists must be prepared to attend the Convention in-person. Due to the evolving nature of COVID-19, program submissions must be adaptable for both an in-person or virtual meeting.
A few items to note:
The deadline to submit a program is March 23, 2022, at 8:00 pm ET. Late submissions will not be considered.
If accepted, your program will be presented at the 2022 NAPABA Convention, November 3-6, in Las Vegas, NV.
For more information, visit our Call for Programs page.
Join Our Speaker Database
Interested in speaking at the NAPABA Convention without submitting a program? Join our speaker database!
Programs seeking additional speakers may contact convention@napaba.org.
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Medical Debt 101
Join us for a townhall to learn the basics of healthcare debt and your options for resolving the debt.
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The American Mock Trial Association (AMTA), a non-profit that hosts trial advocacy competitions for undergraduate students, invites you to judge at one of its tournaments February 19-20 and 26-27. These tournaments will all be hosted virtually on Zoom.
AMTA serves nearly 6,000 undergraduate students who attend institutions from community colleges to research universities. Mock trial provides an invaluable educational experience for students, regardless if they pursue a profession in a legal field. Our students are diverse along many dimensions including race, ethnicity, sexual identity, and sexual orientation. AMTA’s goal is to make its judging pool align with the diversity of the competitors and our nation, and we ask that you join us in creating a representative judging pool for our competitions.
Each trial takes approximately 3 hours to argue; on the Thursday before the tournament, all judges attend a 30-minute virtual training session that prepares them to serve as evaluators. To judge a mock trial tournament you do NOT have to be a litigator! Undergraduate mock trial competitions are speech contests that use a courtroom trial to teach critical and analytical thinking skills. Regardless of the type of law you practice, you can judge whether the arguments made by the competitors are compelling and persuasive. So, sign up—you will be amazed at the talents that you will see in these competitions.
To sign up to judge, just complete this registration form: https://www.collegemocktrial.org/registration/judge-registration/
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