Women’s Law Association
Fellowship “Gear and Bake Sale” to provide financial support for student that would like to participate in a summer internship/program that advances women's causes. Sale in the LOBBY THIS WEEK ONLY!
Maine Law SBA Presents: The "Back Story" Lunchtime Series with Professor Burke
Monday, April 9th at 12:10pm in the Middle Classroom
Monday, April 9th at 12:10pm in the Middle Classroom
Professor Burke teaches in the Cumberland Legal Aid Clinic in both the General Practice Clinic and the Prisoner Assistance Clinic. Before joining the faculty full-time, Professor Burke was a lawyer in Lewiston from 1976 to 2005, with a practice covering nearly every area of law: Civil, Criminal and Constitutional cases in both State and Federal Courts and a general practice including real estate, family law, wills, probate, corporations (both for and not-for profit), and Federal ERISA and RICO cases. He has represented lawyers, therapists and real estate agents before professional licensing boards, and he advised artists and musicians on various artistic and intellectual property legal issues. He was a Complaint Justice and a Referee for the Eighth District Court, and a mediator and arbitrator for Superior, District and Probate Courts, as well as for private parties.
Eviction Procedures - Gregg FrameMonday, April 9th at 5:00 pm in Room 118
Portland attorney Gregg Frame will be addressing the Affordable Housing Group Study on Monday evening (April 9th) at 5 PM in Room 118. He will be provide an overview of the eviction process, summarize relevant Maine law on point, and will try to make eviction law as entertaining as humanly possible. All are welcome to attend.
SBA MeetingTuesday, April 10th 12:10pm in Room 118Everyone is welcome to attend the SBA meeting.
Expanding the Midwife's Role in Reproductive Health Care
Wednesday, April 11th, 12:10pm-1:10pm, Middle Classroom
The Maine Law Students for Reproductive Justice is excited to host Nancy Foss, a consultant to the New Abortion Provider Training Initiative, a project in Cambridge, MA, and trainer for the Gynecological Teaching Associates program at Maine Medical Center. Nancy Foss will be at the Law School to discuss the legal, social, and policy effects of expanding a midwife's role in reproductive healthcare, including abortion care. Lunch from Kamasouptra will be served; open to the public.
Maine Association for Construction and Real Estate Law ("MACREL") Meeting
Thursday, April 12th at 12:10pm in the Berman Lounge
MACREL will be having a meeting to elect new officers for next year, discuss past/future events (including upcoming MEREDA events), and generally chat about how cool construction and real estate law is. Members who intend to run for an officer position (CEO, CFO, or COO) should check out the Facebook page for a description of offices/duties, and be prepared to solicit votes. Lunch will be served.
Maine Trial Lawyers' Ass'n Elections
Thursday, April 12th at 12:10pm in the Berman Lounge
Vote or run for an officer position. Currently the candidates are: President, Laura Shortill; Executive Director, Joseph Mendez and Katie Hollstrom; Secretary, Tammie Snow; Treasurer, James Wade. Also on the agenda, planning a court visit. SBA Sports Night Out!
Join the SBA for its second "Sports Night Out" as we cheer on the Portland Sea Dogs when they play the Binghamton Mets on Friday, April 13 at 6:00 p.m.
*Tickets are FREE for students! Only 40 tickets available so make sure to reserve your ticket(s) today by emailing Diana DeJesus at diana.dejesus@maine.edu OR RSVP at the Facebook event page: http://www.facebook.com/
PLEASE NOTE: If more than 40 students reserve tickets, or students are interested in bringing a guest, the SBA may order more tickets (pending board approval). Students have priority when reserving tickets. Physical tickets will be distributed as the game date approaches.
Maine Law SBA Presents: The "Back Story" Lunchtime Series with Prof. Sarah Schindler
Tuesday, April 17th at 12:10pm in the Middle Classroom
Please join the SBA for its final "Back Story" series featuring Prof. Sarah Schindler. We've all had her for Property, enjoyed her frequent appearance at the 1L skits - now learn about what she did prior to her professorship here at the Law School.
Being Yourself in the Law II
Wednesday, April 18th at 12:10pm in the Moot Court Room
The LGBT Caucus will be hosting State Sen. Phil Bartlett (D-Gorham) to speak to us about his experiences as an openly LGBT attorney and member of the Maine State Senate. All are welcome to attend and lunch will be served.
"The Right to be Forgotten," presented by MALI
Wednesday, April 18th at 12:10pm in the Middle Classroom
A guest lecturer will be speaking about the controversial subject of being able to delete yourself from the world. It is about becoming totally off the grid, including debts and former records of any kind. It could have major consequences for banks, credit ratings, and insurance companies, etc.
Environmental Law Society MeetingPLEASE NOTE: If more than 40 students reserve tickets, or students are interested in bringing a guest, the SBA may order more tickets (pending board approval). Students have priority when reserving tickets. Physical tickets will be distributed as the game date approaches.
Maine Law SBA Presents: The "Back Story" Lunchtime Series with Prof. Sarah Schindler
Tuesday, April 17th at 12:10pm in the Middle Classroom
Please join the SBA for its final "Back Story" series featuring Prof. Sarah Schindler. We've all had her for Property, enjoyed her frequent appearance at the 1L skits - now learn about what she did prior to her professorship here at the Law School.
Being Yourself in the Law II
Wednesday, April 18th at 12:10pm in the Moot Court Room
The LGBT Caucus will be hosting State Sen. Phil Bartlett (D-Gorham) to speak to us about his experiences as an openly LGBT attorney and member of the Maine State Senate. All are welcome to attend and lunch will be served.
"The Right to be Forgotten," presented by MALI
Wednesday, April 18th at 12:10pm in the Middle Classroom
A guest lecturer will be speaking about the controversial subject of being able to delete yourself from the world. It is about becoming totally off the grid, including debts and former records of any kind. It could have major consequences for banks, credit ratings, and insurance companies, etc.
Wednesday, April 18th at 12:10 in Room 118
A social meeting to share lunch and discuss summer plans and ideas for the fall.
Environmental Law Society Meeting
Wednesday, April 18 at 12:10
A social meeting to share lunch and discuss summer plans and ideas for the fall.
SBA Barrister's Ball!Tuesday, April 24th at 8:30pm at The Portland Club
Are you ready to CELEBRATE the last day of classes? You bet you are! Make plans to attend the annual SBA Barrister’s Ball on April 24th at The Portland Club, and enjoy good food, dancing, and music by our very own DJKTF (aka Kristian Terison). SBA representatives will be selling tickets in the lobby starting on Wednesday (1 ticket for $20, 2 for $35). Get your tickets early!
How to Build a Solo/Small Firm Law Practice in Maine
Saturday, April 28th at 1:00pm to 5:00pm at Maine Law
Three FREE hours of CLE credit! Join seasoned attorneys from across the state as they discuss the benefits and challenges of a solo or small firm practice. Learn practical information on how to launch your office and network with your future colleagues. Visit the facebook event page here: https://www.facebook.com/
For more events check out the Law School's Official Events Calendar.
For more information about the SBA and more SBA events read the SBA's Blog.
For more information about the SBA and more SBA events read the SBA's Blog.
No comments:
Post a Comment