
October 2022 Wyoming Lawyer

Since cloud software is accessed by a web browser, rather than through a premise-based desktop program, that means that you can access the same software, with the same information, anywhere you have a secure internet connection.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Jon B. Huss, a recently deceased attorney from Casper, is the recipient of the Bar’s fourth annual John M. Burman Extraordinary Service Award.
Law firms put themselves through some interesting gymnastics in order to reconcile trust accounting, well or poorly – mostly poorly.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Morris R. Massey, an attorney from Casper, is this year’s recipient of the Bar’s President’s Award.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Casper attorney and retired District Court judge W. Thomas Sullins is this year’s recipient of its Gerald R. Mason Professionalism Award.
The Wyoming State Bar today released the results of this year’s Judicial Performance Assessment.
The Wyoming State Bar today announced that 40 people have been recommended for admission to practice law in Wyoming.
For consumers who are used to paying low monthly rates for high-value services (think Disney+ or Netflix), paying lots of money per hour for a lawyer, with no discernable end point — so, no notion of the total cost of engagement — seems like a pretty risky proposition. It’s the rare consumer who will confidently enter such an open-ended arrangement these days.
The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that the law firm of Crowley Fleck PLLP, a regional firm with offices throughout Montana, North Dakota and Wyoming, has received the 2022 Pro Bono Award for being a Champion of Justice.