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MoBarNews, published by The Missouri Bar, covers topics relevant to legal professionals and the broader Missouri community. It reports on events such as the welcoming of new lawyers, initiatives to promote diversity within law firms, and educational programs like the Show Me the Constitution competition. The blog also addresses public interest issues including end-of-life care planning and community internship programs connecting law students with local businesses. Through its coverage, MoBarNews highlights developments in legal education, professional milestones, community engagement, and efforts to enhance inclusivity in the legal profession within Missouri.
Missouri judges officially welcomed a new class of lawyers to “the adventure of a lifetime” and the Missouri Bar during a Friday ceremony at the State Capitol.
Saturday is National Health Care Decisions Day, and groups in Missouri urged residents to make a plan for their end-of-life care in case they are not able to express their wishes.
The Community Internship Program connects Lincoln University students with local businesses associated with the Jefferson City Area Chamber of Commerce. Last fall, 17 LU students interned with 10 local businesses, ranging from Capital Regional Medical Center to The Missouri Bar.
When Amanda Garcia-Williams is asked whether diversity is just a buzzword for some law firms, she quickly mentions three groups.
The Constitution Team at Joplin High School tied for second place with Nixa High School at the Missouri Bar’s Show Me the Constitution competition last month in one of the closest races in state history, according to officials.
Attorney and former circuit judge John Grimm was elected president of The Missouri Bar in September, the organization which represents 30,000 attorneys across the Show Me State.