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2018 Utah Bar Election
It’s election season for the Utah State Bar and members have the opportunity to vote to retain Bar President-elect nominee Herm Olsen and members of the Third Division will elect Bar Commissioners.
Here are the candidates:
President-elect: Herm Olsen is running unopposed and the ballot is considered a retention vote.
Third Division Commissioner (two openings): Dwight Epperson, Chrystal Mancuso-Smith, Mark Pugsley and Michael Stahler
Fourth Division Commissioner: Tom Seiler is running unopposed and is declared elected according to Bar bylaws.
Fifth Division Commissioner: Kristen “Katie” Woods is running unopposed and is declared elected according to Bar bylaws
Utah Bar Journal
March / April 2018: In this month’s edition articles Utah Bar Election for President-Elect & Bar Commission Candidates | On Training Lawyers | The Art of Using Trusts to Avoid Utah Income Tax | Health-Care Providers and the Duty to Report | and many more…
e.Bulletin for January 2018
In this edition: | Breakfast of Champions Mentoring Award Nominations Sought | Litigation CLE Events | J. Rueben Clark Law School Conference | Manage Your Practice Portal Account | Spring Convention News | MCLE Compliance for 2018 | New Member Benefits
2018 Utah Bar Election
It’s election season for the Utah State Bar and members have the opportunity to vote to retain Bar President-elect nominee Herm Olsen and members of the Third Division will elect Bar Commissioners.
Here are the candidates:
President-elect: Herm Olsen is running unopposed and the ballot is considered a retention vote.
Third Division Commissioner (two openings): Dwight Epperson, Chrystal Mancuso-Smith, Mark Pugsley and Michael Stahler
Fourth Division Commissioner: Tom Seiler is running unopposed and is declared elected according to Bar bylaws.
Fifth Division Commissioner: Kristen “Katie” Woods is running unopposed and is declared elected according to Bar bylaws
Utah Bar Journal
March / April 2018: In this month’s edition articles Utah Bar Election for President-Elect & Bar Commission Candidates | On Training Lawyers | The Art of Using Trusts to Avoid Utah Income Tax | Health-Care Providers and the Duty to Report | and many more…
e.Bulletin for January 2018
In this edition: | Breakfast of Champions Mentoring Award Nominations Sought | Litigation CLE Events | J. Rueben Clark Law School Conference | Manage Your Practice Portal Account | Spring Convention News | MCLE Compliance for 2018 | New Member Benefits
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The Utah State Bar believes in serving the public and legal profession with excellence and, in turn, having a substantial impact on the world in which we live. Striving for excellence includes volunteering time and expertise to those who are otherwise unable to access the law due to financial circumstances. The American Bar Association states that a lawyer should aspire to render at least 50 hours of pro bono publico legal services a year.
We at the Utah State Bar want to help you achieve excellence in your profession and community. That’s why we provide tools to connect you in the legal profession to individuals
who will benefit from your pro bono services. As you volunteer in your community, you make a substantial impact by simply doing good while reinforcing the idea that this is truly a profession that cares about the community.
We have the capacity to unbundle services and take on piece of work. Very manageable, effective pro bono service without having to commit whole life to it.
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