(FORT PIERCE, Fla.)- The legal community is abuzz with anticipation as the 19th Judicial Circuit Bench Bar Conference approaches. Presented by Florida Rural Legal Services (FRLS) and the St. Lucie County Bar Association (SLCBA), this eagerly awaited event is set to take place on Friday, October 20th, at the luxurious Hutchinson Shores Spa & Resort.
"You don't want to miss it," said Britt Berg, pro bono mnager for FRLS.
It promises to be a day filled with industry insights, Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits, interactive Q&A sessions with judges, networking opportunities, and a waterfront Happy Hour.
Secure your registration today, tickets are available.
Event Overview:
The 19th Judicial Circuit Bench Bar Conference is a collaborative effort between FRLS and SLCBA to provide legal professionals with a platform for growth, learning, and networking. The event gathers practitioners, judges, and experts from across the legal spectrum to engage in enlightening discussions, earn CLE credits, and foster connections.
Key Elements:
Engaging Q&A Sessions: Attendees will have the rare opportunity to participate in Q&A sessions with distinguished judges, gaining unique insights into their perspective on legal matters.
Varied Breakout Sessions: The event boasts an array of breakout sessions led by experts in various legal fields, including Family Law, Personal Injury Law, Guardianships, Trusts & Probate Law, Criminal Law, Consumer Law, Garnishments & Collections, Foreclosures & Bankruptcy, and Technology and the Law.
Keynote Address: Federal Magistrate Judge Shaniek Maynard will deliver a keynote address on the critical topic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Networking Opportunities: The conference offers extensive networking breaks, allowing legal professionals to connect, exchange ideas, and build invaluable relationships.
Presentation of Awards: Notable achievements within the legal community will be recognized and celebrated during the conference.
Registration Details:
Free: Presenters, judges, and Judicial Assistants (JA's) can attend the conference free of charge.
- $225.00: Private practice attorneys can register at $225.00.
- $75.00: Paralegals can avail themselves of the event at a reduced rate of $75.00.
- $125.00: Attorneys accepting a pro bono case can register for $125.00.
- $100.00: Government and non-profit attorneys can participate at a rate of $100.00.
Event Sponsors:
The 19th Judicial Circuit Bench Bar Conference is proud to be sponsored by the following organizations:
- Bartlett, Loeb, Hinds and Thompson
- Hoskins, Turco, Lloyd and Lloyd
- The Chesnutt Law Firm
- Kogan & DiSalvo, Personal Injury Law
- Capstone IT
- Rossway Swan Tierney Barry & Oliver, P.L.
- Searcy Denney
About Florida Rural Legal Services (FRLS):
Florida Rural Legal Services (FRLS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing free legal services to low-income individuals and communities. FRLS ensures equal access to justice and addresses legal issues affecting vulnerable populations.
About St. Lucie County Bar Association (SLCBA):
The St. Lucie County Bar Association represents legal professionals within the St. Lucie County region. It promotes ethical conduct, professional growth, and community engagement while enhancing the practice of law locally.