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Annual Barristers’ Ball scheduled to return April 30

The Wolverine Bar Association and the Wolverine Bar Foundation are excited to announce the return of the Barristers’ Ball.  The 60th Annual Barristers’ Ball will take place Saturday, April 30, in the Detroit Marriott Renaissance Center Ballroom.

This black-tie affair commemorates the Wolverine Bar’s commitment to diversity, excellence in the legal profession, and improvement to the quality of life in the metropolitan Detroit area.

The Barristers’ Ball is the signature fundraiser for the Wolverine Bar Foundation, the charitable arm of the Wolverine Bar. Since its inception, the Foundation has served as a force of change in Michigan. The Foundation has awarded thousands of dollars in scholarships to area law students, fostered attorney participation in pro bono activities aimed at benefiting the public, and sponsored community outreach programs and seminars on legal issues designed to improve the quality of life in the communities where members practice.

For tickets or additional information about the ball, visit www.wolverinebar.org.

 

Section to conduct 2022 Annual Summit online

The Alternative Dispute Resolution Section of the State Bar of Michigan will conduct its 2022 Annual ADR Summit which will be held virtually over two Wednesdays, May 11 and 18, from noon to 4 p.m. Eight advanced mediation training credits will be offered. 

The ADR Section is pleased to announce that Nina Meierding will present at the Summit.  Meierding has assisted in the resolution of more than 4,000 disputes and has conducted training throughout the world, including Canada, Sweden, Ireland, England, Scotland, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and India. She has consulted and trained many groups—including court systems, corporations, medical agencies, governmental agencies, school districts, small and large business entities, and individuals in the areas of conflict resolution, cross cultural issues, management skills, and negotiation skills. 

Each week, the Summit will cover different topics.  Week 1 will look at:

• The Power of Listening: Techniques to Create Constructive Conversations.

• Strategic Questioning: Asking the Right Question, in the Right Way, at the Right Time, to the Right Person

Week 2 will look at:

• Working with Conflicting Perspectives of Reality

• Why Do We Lie

Cost for the Summit is $25 per day for ADR Section member, $50 per day for non-members.  Law students, sitting judges and CDRC staff/volunteers can attend for free.  

To register, email Mary Anne Parks at parks.maryanne@gmail.com.


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