Because of the coronavirus pandemic, this year the Washtenaw County Bar Association held its Annual Bench-Bar Conference on August 7 via Zoom.
The virtual event drew 94 participants who heard about local court updates.
The format was approximately 60 minutes hearing from local bench and court administrators and 30 minutes Q&A between the bench and WCBA members.
Speakers included Hon. Carol A. Kuhnke-Chief Judge, and Megan Ivey- Administrator, Washtenaw County Trial Court; Hon. Joseph F. Burke-Chief Judge, and Shryl Samborn- Administrator, 15th District Court; Hon. Carol A. Kuhnke-Chief Judge and Lisa Fusik- Administrator, 14A District Courts; and Hon. Charles J. Pope-Chief Judge and Mag. Mark Nelson- Administrator, 14B District Court.
“It was very informative and went extremely well,” said WCBA Executive Director Kyeena Slater.
The 2020 sponsors were Blanchard & Walker PLLC; Christensen Law; Garris, Garris, Garris & Garris, P.C.; Hooper Hathaway, PC; Law Firm of Erane C. Washington-Kendrick, PLLC; Law Office of Jinan M. Hamood; Linderman Law PLLC; Logeman, Iafrate & Logeman, P.C.; Magill & Rumsey, P.C.; Nick Roumel; Pear Sperling Eggan & Daniels, P.C.; and Varnum LLP
The 2020-2021 WCBA Judiciary Committee Co-Chairs are Shalini Nangia and Jinan M. Hamood.
- Posted August 20, 2020
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Virtual Bench-Bar Conference draws 94 participants
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