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Certificates of Good Standing
SAME DAY CERTIFICATES OF GOOD STANDING NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
The Bar has a new system for Certificates of Good Standing (COGS). Members can now order and receive a COGS by email the same day. A COGS ordered before 2:30 p.m. MST will be emailed directly to the requesting lawyer at 3 p.m. No delay, no pickup or waiting for snail mail. Log on to your Practice Portal to order and receive your COGS today.
Well-Being
The Well-Being Committee for the Legal Profession (WCLP) was created in 2019 to advance the recommendations of The Utah Task Force on Lawyer & Judge Well-Being.
Report and Recommendations from THE UTAH WORK GROUP ON REGULATORY REFORM
In the latter part of 2018, the Supreme Court charged Justice Deno Himonas and Former Bar President John Lund with organizing a task force to study and make recommendations to the Court about optimizing the regulatory structure for legal services. Here is their report.
Utah Bar Journal
November / December 2019: In this month’s edition | President’s Message The Rule of Law| Observations of a Relatively New Appellate Judge | Water Rights General Adjudications: What’s Going on and Where Are we Now? | The “Anchor Effect” on Price Negotiations | Second Annual Innovation in Law Practice Committee Practice Management Symposium | and many more…
E.Bulletin for December 2019
In this edition: | ‘Tis the Season to Give…at the 30th Annual Lawyer Food and Winter Clothing Drive | How Helping Others Five Minutes a Day Improves Well-Being | University of Utah Test Prep Center Seeks LSAT Instructors | Office of OPC Launches New Website for Attorneys and Public | Nominations for Bar President-elect and Commissioners are Now Open | “and Justice for all” Kicks off 2020 Legal Aid Campaign for Equal Justice | 30th Annual Lawyers and Court Personnel Winter Food and Clothing Drive Slated for Dec. 13 | Certificates of Good Standing Now Available via eMail
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Meetings, Job Postings, and other Court Announcements.
Certificates of Good Standing
SAME DAY CERTIFICATES OF GOOD STANDING NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
The Bar has a new system for Certificates of Good Standing (COGS). Members can now order and receive a COGS by email the same day. A COGS ordered before 2:30 p.m. MST will be emailed directly to the requesting lawyer at 3 p.m. No delay, no pickup or waiting for snail mail. Log on to your Practice Portal to order and receive your COGS today.
Well-Being
The Well-Being Committee for the Legal Profession (WCLP) was created in 2019 to advance the recommendations of The Utah Task Force on Lawyer & Judge Well-Being.
Report and Recommendations from THE UTAH WORK GROUP ON REGULATORY REFORM
In the latter part of 2018, the Supreme Court charged Justice Deno Himonas and Former Bar President John Lund with organizing a task force to study and make recommendations to the Court about optimizing the regulatory structure for legal services. Here is their report.
Utah Bar Journal
November / December 2019: In this month’s edition | President’s Message The Rule of Law| Observations of a Relatively New Appellate Judge | Water Rights General Adjudications: What’s Going on and Where Are we Now? | The “Anchor Effect” on Price Negotiations | Second Annual Innovation in Law Practice Committee Practice Management Symposium | and many more…
E.Bulletin for December 2019
In this edition: | ‘Tis the Season to Give…at the 30th Annual Lawyer Food and Winter Clothing Drive | How Helping Others Five Minutes a Day Improves Well-Being | University of Utah Test Prep Center Seeks LSAT Instructors | Office of OPC Launches New Website for Attorneys and Public | Nominations for Bar President-elect and Commissioners are Now Open | “and Justice for all” Kicks off 2020 Legal Aid Campaign for Equal Justice | 30th Annual Lawyers and Court Personnel Winter Food and Clothing Drive Slated for Dec. 13 | Certificates of Good Standing Now Available via eMail
Court Announcements
Meetings, Job Postings, and other Court Announcements.
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