This is the largest fundraising event of the year organized by the Council of Ambassadors. Our Ambassador Board of Directors is made up of lawyers and community business leaders who come together to raise awareness and fund Legal Aid Chicago. Everyone is invited to join this fun and engaging evening of much-needed fundraising to support quality pro bono civil justice services for our vulnerable community. Legal Aid Chicago hosted a 6-part webinar series titled Legal Aid Matters from May 18 to June 29, 2022. This series provided an in-depth look at Chicago`s legal issues and challenges and how our lawyers work to meet clients` needs. Each one-hour session was led by some of Chicago`s top legal aid lawyers and our community partners. Recordings of the sessions can be found under this link. Individuals received legal advice and representation to access health care and key benefits of the safety net. The Jam for Justice 2022 concert will take place on September 8 at 6pm at the House of Blues-Cleveland, 308 Euclid Ave. Single tickets cost $50. Crowd entertainment at the main event is: Funds raised through this 2022 concert series will help Legal Aid continue its work to ensure that all members of our community have access to free civil legal services in the areas of housing, education, family, health, work, money and more. Learn more about Legal Aid`s work in lasclev.org and spread the word about Jam with the hashtag #Jam4Justice2022! Legal Aid WA`s Summer 2022 Series will take place over 3 days from Wednesday 16 February to Friday 18 February 2022 at the Duxton Hotel.
Given the current COVID-19 situation and confirmed community transmission in Western Australia, Legal Aid WA has decided that the Summer 2022 series will take place online only. More information and tickets are available online: lasclev.org/2022jam For Jam for Justice 2022, Legal Aid is offering a special $150 All Access VIP Pass, which is a donation to Legal Aid and includes admission to all three events. Single tickets cost $50 for Jam for Justice (September 8) and $25 for each Jam Session event (August 24-31). The registration deadline is Friday, February 11, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. (MST). In the run-up to it, two jam sessions were also held in the neighborhood: an East Side jam session at the BottleHouse brewery on Wednesday 24. August, with Luke Lindberg & The Hung Jury and Razing the Bar of Case Western Reserve University School of Law; and a West Side Jam session at the Brothers Lounge on Wednesday, August 31, featuring The No Name Band and Out of Order. Legal Aid offered a special $150 All Access VIP pass, consisting of a donation to Legal Aid and admission to all three events. Both neighborhood traffic jams were moderated by Stephanie Haney, digital presenter and legal analyst at WKYC. Thanks from BayLegal go to Napa County Women Lawyers (NCWL) for launching an online fundraising site in support of Bay Area Legal Aid today. For many years, NCWL and its members have provided community partnerships, volunteer support, advocacy, and fundraising support for legal services in Napa County, initially in partnership with Legal Aid of Napa.
Please note that your username is your work email address. If you have forgotten your password, please click on the Forgot Password link and enter your email address. You will receive an email with a link to lock your password. If you have problems accessing the system, please contact tnt.admin@legalaid.wa.gov.au. Legal Aid Chicago`s biggest event is our annual luncheon. The 2022 luncheon took place on June 14 at 11:30 am at Palmer House. This event brought together more than 600 people working in the fields of legal and social justice to celebrate the dedication and expertise of our supporters. Next year`s luncheon will return to Palmer House on June 13, 2023. Please mark your calendars so you can join us! If you have any questions, please email tnt.admin@legalaid.wa.gov.au or contact Rhys McVicker on 08 9261 6384 or Aleks Petkovic on 08 9261 6277. There`s nothing like a big summer concert — and this year, the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland`s annual summer fundraiser returns with a new format with three ways to rock with local bands led by local lawyers, judges, and law students. BayLegal`s mission is to provide meaningful access to the civil justice system through high-quality legal assistance, regardless of the client`s location, language or disability. Original story published in The Lakewood Observer: Legal Aid`s annual “Jam For Justice” concert is back, with a new format for 2022.
October – How to avoid accidental plagiarism? Registration || Slides || UMD Degree Writing Center || UMD-Code of Academic Integrity 4 March – New rules for the recording of broadcasts for the exemption of national interests || Slides The main event will take place on September 8 at 6 p.m. at the House of Blues Cleveland. Before that, two jam sessions will be held in the neighborhood: an East Side Jam session at the BottleHouse Brewery on Wednesday, August 24 at 7pm and a West Side Jam session at the Brothers Lounge on Wednesday, August 31st at 7pm. “Gender Dysphoria, Children and Adolescents – What You Need to Know”, presented by Dr. Julia Moore (Child and Adolescent Health Service). “Trauma and recovery: Implications for the criminal justice system”, presented by Professor Helen Milroy (Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, UWA). “Music Therapy in Self-Care and Resilience”, presented by Tara Del Borello, music therapist. Justice O`Brien (FCWA) and Elizabeth Hynes (DCH Legal Group) present « Mountains, Molehills and Everything in Between: How to Conduct a Financial Case ». « Accéder à un soutien social pour que votre client obtienne les meilleurs résultats en matière de libération sous caution et de détermination de la peine », presented by Helen Loreck (Réduction du service de détention provisoire évitable, Legal Aid WA) et Lisa Wittwer (Bail Support Service, Legal Aid WA). Robin Cohen SC (Legal Aid WA), Steve Jones SC (Francis Burt Chambers) and former judge Alan Moroni present a panel discussion on “Ethics in Family Law”. « Fostering psychological flexibility to move from high conflict litigation to collaborative coparenting », presented by clinical psychologist Tiffany Rochester (Three Waters Psychology Clinic). « Elder abuse and ethics of practice », presented by Dr.
Eileen Webb (University of South Australia) und Teresa Somes (Doktorandin, University of South Australia). “Representation your client on an unsolidness of mind defense”, with Sam Vandongen SC (Francis Burt Chambers) and Karen Farley SC (Legal Aid WA). For more information, check out our personal event guide. Congratulations to Andrea Crider, BayLegal`s Senior Counsel, and her clients who just received $48,000 in road debt relief from BayLegal`s representation in the Contra Costa County Homeless Court. Andrea reports that during extensive argument in the Homeless Court and the Traffic Court, this is the largest amount of debt she has incurred. Each day focuses on a different area of law and offers the opportunity to earn continuing education credits in the four areas of expertise: Practice Management, Professional Competencies, Professional Ethics and Responsibility, and Substantive Law. The speakers and topics for each day of the summer series are listed below. Detailed programs for each day, showing start times and CPD points for each session, can be downloaded at the bottom of this page.