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Jarosh Takes Top Seat of Wyoming State Bar
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Robert C. Jarosh, an attorney from Cheyenne, Wyoming, has been elected President of its organization.
Judicial Nominating Commission Announces Supreme Court Vacancy
Wyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice E. James Burke, who acts as Chairman of the Judicial Nominating Commission, announced that Wyoming Supreme Court Justice William U. Hill will be retiring from the Court, effective February 17, 2018.
Graham Elected President-Elect of Wyoming State Bar
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Weston T. Graham, an attorney from Sheridan, Wyoming, has been elected President-Elect of its organization and will serve as President in 2018-2019.
Nash Elected Vice President of Wyoming State Bar
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Erika M. Nash, an attorney from Jackson, Wyoming, has been elected Vice President of its organization.
Barbe Elected Treasurer of Wyoming State Bar
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that J. Kenneth Barbe, an attorney from Casper, Wyoming, has been elected Treasurer of its organization.
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Judicial Nominating Commission Announces Circuit Court Vacancy
Wyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice E. James Burke, who acts as Chairman of the Judicial Nominating Commission, announced today that Second Judicial District Circuit Court Judge Jane Eakin will be retiring from the court, effective February 16, 2018.
FREE DOWNLOAD – Succession Planning for Lawyers
It is hard to think about events that could render you unable to continue practicing law. Unfortunately, freak accidents, unexpected illness, and untimely death do occur, and if they happen to you, your clients’ interests may be unprotected.
Shining a Light on Lawyers’ Substance Abuse and Mental Health Problems
Perhaps the issue of lawyers drinking too much and abusing drugs is finally getting serious attention from those in the profession who build and sustain the culture.
CORRECTION and SUPPLEMENT to 2014 Criminal Pattern Jury Instructions
The Criminal Pattern Jury Instructions Committee has submitted a correction along with a supplement to the 2014 Criminal Pattern Jury Instructions.