
October 2025 Wyoming Lawyer

If you just have passwords for your technology applications without any additional factors of authentication, it’s probably past time to start looking at solutions in that space to better secure your confidential data.
Legaltech software vendors are racing to add artificial intelligence features to their products as demand has grown for tools built for law practices – so that attorneys can shift from attempting to utilize (or attempting to avoid) general use products like ChatGPT.
The crux of any time management program centers on the ability to retain focus by refusing to try to multitask and to limit distractions.
The Wyoming State Bar today announced that 40 people have been recommended for admission to practice law in Wyoming.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that long-time Bar member, wellness scholar and public servant, Maryt Fredrickson, is the recipient of the Bar’s seventh annual John M. Burman Extraordinary Service Award.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Fremont County Judge Teresa McKee is this year’s recipient of its Gerald R. Mason Professionalism Award.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Craig Abraham of Gillette, Mitch Damsky formerly of Gillette, Ryan Healy of Sheridan, and Kevin Moore of Rawlins have each received a 2025 Pro Bono Award for Legal Services.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that The Spence Law Firm, LLC has received the 2025 Champion of Justice Award.
The Wyoming Judicial Council is pleased to announce that District Court judges Steven K. Sharpe (Ret.) and Richard L. Lavery are this year’s recipients of the Larry L. Lehman Awards for Judicial Excellence.