Members of the New York State Delegation at the ABA Annual Meeting in San Antonio, connecting with colleagues and advancing the legal profession.
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NYSBA membership gives law students early access to the profession.
Through your free membership, you can choose the sections that align with your interests—litigation, real estate, criminal law, and more—and start receiving timely updates, practical insights, and invitations to programs where you’ll meet working attorneys. Learn more and join now: https://t.co/GZ7RGErQIu
Profiles in Leadership — NYSBA Past President Glenn Lau-Kee reflects on his journey, leadership values, and the importance of service in the legal profession. A powerful reminder of the impact of dedicated bar leadership. Read more here: https://t.co/dtBOVZqp8Z
Experience an evening of networking and baseball as the New York State Bar Association hosts NYSBA Day at Yankee Stadium. This event is open to members, their families, and guests. Register now: https://t.co/hjufLB0Pce
NYSBA President Sweet: the value of legal aid reaches deep into the economic fabric of our communities. Tell Congress to support legal services funding: https://t.co/cHTh6BTuND
Congratulations to all the newly admitted attorneys who were officially sworn into the New York State Bar yesterday!
We are proud to celebrate this important milestone with you. Welcome to the New York legal community — we look forward to supporting you throughout your careers.
Hello NYSBA members!
Do you love getting free CLE courses with your membership? Show your appreciation and vote for the New York State Bar Association in the New York Law Journal’s annual Best Of survey! Vote at this link: https://t.co/8jub9iJ35K
During the 2025 legislative session, some key legislation supported by the New York State Bar Association passed both houses.
Click here to see which bills supported by the New York State Bar Association passed both houses: https://t.co/hz0HIrzvJM
The New York State Bar Association proudly announces that Kathleen Sweet has been sworn in as President.
We look forward to the year ahead under her guidance.
As the incoming President of the New York State Bar Association, Kathleen Sweet is setting her sights on a crucial priority: strengthening the membership base.
Read more about her vision and plans for the future of the NYSBA here: https://t.co/AUnItlbXSi
Happy Pride Month from the New York State Bar Association!
As we celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and reflect on the ongoing pursuit of equality, NYSBA reaffirms its commitment to fostering inclusion within the legal profession and advocating for justice for all. #Pride
We’re proud to share that NYSBA President-Elect Kathleen Sweet has been named to the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2025.
Read the full article in The Buffalo News: https://t.co/Z1fG1eQnRN
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"Our efforts are not about making a statement or publishing a report. They are about getting away from rhetoric and developing a society where there is equal opportunity." -President Lewis [@HHKAttorneys]
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Judge Ciparick is the perfect choice to guide the court system as it navigates changes it may need to make as the result of the U.S. Supreme Court decision on affirmative action.
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Judge Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick brings her considerable experience as a judge in the Criminal Courts and at the Court of Appeals to the state court system.
Her appointment as the first Latina judge to the Court of Appeals was historic.
@DomNEsq@nycla@NYCBarAssn Joseph Rosato – Brooklyn Bar Association President Sophia Gianacoplos – @NYCLA Executive Director Jonathan Riegel – @QueensCountyBar Association Executive Director
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@DomNEsq [NYSBA President-Elect]
Adrienne Koch – @nycla President
Susan Kohlmann – @NYCBarAssn President
Michael Miller – NYSBA Past President
Elizabeth Post – Nassau County Bar Association Executive Director
Richard Lewis – @nysbapresident
If this reasoning stands, dozens of rights that Americans cherish will no longer be guaranteed.
The New York State Bar Association has long been a strong supporter of equality and equal protection under the law. Today is a very sad day for equal justice.