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ACBA Members in the News: New Judicial Appointments » Alameda County Bar Association

Congratulations to ACBA Members Diane Meier, Julie Wilensky, and Cara Sandberg on your appointment to the Alameda County Superior Court! ACBA member Diane Meier, of Alameda County, has been appointed to serve as a Judge in the Alameda County Superior Court. Meier has served as an Appellate Court Attorney in the First District Court of […] The post ACBA Members in the News: New Judicial Appointments appeared first on Alameda County Bar Associat…Read Article

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News From the Courts - Week of 8.5.25 » Alameda County Bar Association

Court News Our weekly roundup of local court news. This post will be updated as new information comes across our desks. Superior Court of California, County of Alameda The Superior Court of California, County of Alameda is proposing to amend the attached Local Rule. You are invited to submit comments on the proposed amendments. […] The post News From the Courts – Week of 8.5.25 appeared first on Alameda County Bar Association.Read Article

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The State Bar Just Fined Me $400 for an Address Update I Swear I Made » Alameda County Bar Association

The State Bar just hit a member with a $400 fine for failing to update their address on the State Bar’s portal. According to them, this is a non-negotiable, non-appealable penalty. No hearing, no second chance, just a message saying the member owes them money. Here’s the kicker. The member is quite sure they updated […] The post The State Bar Just Fined Me $400 for an Address Update I Swear I Made appeared first on Alameda County Bar Association.Read Article

ACBA Member Spotlight: Rebecca Peterson-Fisher » Alameda County Bar Association

ACBA member Rebecca Peterson-Fisher is a Partner at Katz Banks Kumin, where she focuses on litigation that advances social justice, including employment discrimination, wage theft, and harassment cases. She has represented a wide range of clients—from corporate executives to fast food workers—and secured seven-figure settlements as well as meaningful policy reforms. Before joining the firm […] The post ACBA Member Spotlight: Rebecca Peterson-Fis…Alameda · Alameda Read Article

ACBA Job Board 7.7.25 » Alameda County Bar Association

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A More Perfect Union: The Rule of Law and the Spirit of July 4th » Alameda County Bar Association

Celebrating Independence by Protecting Its Foundation As we approach Independence Day, many of us reflect on the ideals that shaped the founding of our country – liberty, justice, and the belief that no one is above the law. These principles are not just lofty phrases from a bygone era; they are the living foundation of […] The post A More Perfect Union: The Rule of Law and the Spirit of July 4th appeared first on Alameda County Bar Association.Independence Day · Alameda Read Article

ACBA Job Board 6.24.25 » Alameda County Bar Association

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Why More Attorneys Are Embracing Sober Socializing » Alameda County Bar Association

Networking has long been a cornerstone of professional growth in the legal industry. Whether at happy hours, firm-sponsored events, or bar association mixers, many traditional legal gatherings revolve around alcohol. But as more professionals seek inclusive, health-conscious, and accessible ways to connect, sober socializing is gaining momentum. Attorneys are increasingly recognizing the benefits of alcohol-free […] The post Why More Attorneys A…Read Article

Celebrating Pride Month: Highlighting LGBTQIA+ Legal Organizations in Oakland and Alameda County » Alameda County Bar Association

June is Pride Month—a time to celebrate the strength, resilience, and impact of the LGBTQIA+ community. In Oakland and Alameda County, several legal organizations are working year-round to promote equity, protect civil rights, and empower the most vulnerable members of our communities. This Pride Month, we honor these trailblazing organizations whose work strengthens both the […] The post Celebrating Pride Month: Highlighting LGBTQIA+ Legal Orga…Oakland, California · Oakland Read Article

What’s Out for Public Comment at the State Bar—and Why It Matters to You » Alameda County Bar Association

Summary of all the items out for public comment by the California State Bar as of 6/5/25 As attorneys, we have a duty not just to our clients, but to the profession itself. One of the most direct ways we can shape the future of legal practice in California is by participating in the State […] The post What’s Out for Public Comment at the State Bar—and Why It Matters to You appeared first on Alameda County Bar Association.Alameda · Alameda Read Article

ACBA Members in the News 5.30.25 » Alameda County Bar Association

ACBA members in the news featuring Jodi Swick and Spojmie Nasiri. ACBA member Jodi Swick was named one of the Most Influential Women in Bay Area Business by the San Francisco Business Times. Jodi leads McDowell Hetherington’s California office and is nationally recognized for her work in complex insurance litigation. Read more ACBA Board member Spojmie Nasiri was quoted in […] The post ACBA Members in the News 5.30.25 appeared first on Alameda C…Alameda · Alameda Read Article

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