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Judicial Nominating Commission Announces Vacancy in Sixth Judicial District Court
Wyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael K. Davis, who acts as Chairman of the Judicial Nominating Commission, announced today that District Judge Michael N. Deegan, Sixth Judicial District, will be retiring effective December 25, 2020.
Judicial Nominating Commission Announces Vacancy in Circuit Court – Eighth Judicial District
Wyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael K. Davis, who acts as Chairman of the Judicial Nominating Commission, announced today that Circuit Judge I Vincent Case, Jr., Eighth Judicial District, will be retiring when his current term of office expires on January 3, 2021.
Wyoming Supreme Court Suspends Saratoga Lawyer
The Wyoming Supreme Court has suspended Jonathan C. Schnal, a lawyer from Saratoga, from the practice of law in Wyoming for failing to comply with the Rules of the Wyoming Supreme Court for Continuing Legal Education.
WYOMING STATE BAR OFFERS ADDITIONAL DATES FOR BAR EXAM
After consultation with the Board of Law Examiners, the Wyoming State Bar has added additional dates for a fall bar exam in the event that applicants who would prefer not to sit for the July exam due to concerns related to the pandemic.
WYOMING SUPREME COURT DISBARS LARAMIE ATTORNEY
The Wyoming Supreme Court today issued an order disbarring Laramie lawyer Michael J. Pearce from the practice of law.
June 30, 2020 – The Ties That Bind: Avoiding Inappropriate Entanglements in the Practice of Law
In this webinar, legal humorist Sean Carter will explain the importance of avoiding this most basic conflict of interest and will relate the tragic (but sometimes fascinating) tales of lawyers who learned this lesson too late.
June 30, 2020 – Nice Lawyers Finish First
It has been said that nice guys finish last. And while that might be true in the rough and tumble arenas of politics, professional prize fighting and marriage, nothing could be further from the truth in the practice of law. Zealous representation does not require us to be zealots. In fact, the most effective representation requires just the opposite. Nice lawyers finish first … and so do their clients!
June 30, 2020 – Loose Lips Sink Partnerships (and Clients Too) – The Ethical Way to Honor Client Confidentiality
One of the most sacrosanct duties for lawyers is the duty of confidentiality. A client has a right to trust that his or her lawyer will not improperly divulge information about the representation. This trust is one of the hallmarks of the client-lawyer relationship. In this surprisingly funny webinar, legal humorist Sean Carter will explore the contours of the rules concerning lawyer confidentiality.
June 30, 2020 – It’s Not the Fruit, It’s the Root – Getting to the Bottom of Our Ethical Ills
In this unique legal ethics seminar, Sean goes beyond the “dos” and “don’ts” of the Rules of Professional Conduct to get to the heart of the matter—the common mindsets that result in ethical violations in the first place. Furthermore, he will provide tips and insights on how to heal ourselves from these mindsets so that the ethical canons become guideposts and not obstacles in our drive to become successful lawyers.