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CALL FOR NOMINATIONS! Bar Officers & Commissioners
The Wyoming State Bar is currently accepting nominations for upcoming vacancies on the Board of Officers & Commissioners.
CosmoLex v4.8 Brings the Release of New Accounts Payable Module
CosmoLex version 4.8 features new Accounts Payable functions and enhanced accounting capabilities to further address and assist with legal-specific accounting challenges.
Wyoming Supreme Court Orders Suspension With Probation for Gillette Attorney
The Wyoming Supreme Court issued an order suspending Gillette attorney J. Craig Abraham from the practice of law for a period of six months.
April 2016 Wyoming Lawyer
Supreme Court Expands Time for Electronically Filed Documents
Wyoming Supreme Court Chief Justice E. James Burke is pleased to announce that effective April 15, 2015, electronically filed documents in the Supreme Court may be filed until 11:59:59 p.m. on the date due and be considered timely filed.