Enjoy this profile piece about Las Vegas Deputy City Attorney Seleste Wyse written by the Las Vegas City Attorney Bryan K. Scott.
Wake up! It’s the first of the month! (Again!)
“For lawyers, May 1st is no joke. It’s Law Day, proclaimed so by President Eisenhower in 1958.” Read more from the CCBA President Brandon Kemble’s message in the bar journal Communiqué (May 2023).
Areas of Practice Listings Offer 2023
To benefit from this special offer*, the qualifying CCBA member must complete the Areas of Practice form prior to the published deadline for the issue (i.e. May 1, 2023).
Volunteers Sought for Will-A-Thon on June 15, 2023
The CCBA’s Community Service Committee is partnering with the Southern Nevada Senior Law Program (SNLSP) to organize Nevada lawyers to provide pro bono and help some of our community’s more vulnerable citizens.
Tips for Practicing Administrative Law
Here’s a quick read related to the practice of administrative law in Nevada that was published in the Clark County Bar journal Communiqué (April 2023).
Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Overview and Overpayment Waiver Guidance
Read this installment of the “Pro Bono Corner” written by written by Elizabeth S. Carmona published in bar journal Communiqué (Apr. 2023).
Volunteers Sought for OMLA’s Virtual Lawyer Line
OMLA is looking for attorney volunteers throughout the state and in all areas of practice to participate in their Virtual Lawyer Line.
Nevada’s Chief Justice Stiglich to Speak at Bar Luncheon on March 23, 2023
The special event also will feature: CCBA Volunteer Appreciation Awards Presentation and the Swearing-in Ceremony for the CCBA Executive Board. Learn more about this bar luncheon…
Family Law CLE Program Free for CCBA Members on February 23, 2023
On Thursday, February 23, 2023, family law lawyers Marshal Willick and Richard Crane will make a special presentation for the continuing legal education of Nevada lawyers. Learn more…
Special Education in Nevada – Five New Laws We Love
“Before removing a student from the classroom or other school grounds or suspending or expelling them, schools must provide them with a restorative justice action plan.” Read more in this article by Jean Murrell Adams published in the COMMUNIQUÉ (Feb. 2023)