LACBA News

The 2025 Diversity & Inclusion Conference, co-sponsored by Loyola Law School, aims to foster inclusion and celebrate diversity within the legal community, providing a platform for discussion, collaboration, and networking among professionals dedicated to these values. It features a keynote from California Attorney General Rob Bonta.

SmartLaw reports a $2 million personal injury case settlement for a client who found legal representation through the service's free online attorney referral system.

When discussing clients’ potential legal claims against lawyers, it’s refreshing to go back to basics and make sure everyone is on the “same page.” There are a couple of events that can impair a lawyer’s ability to continue to support her dependents in the lifestyle to which they have become accustomed. In the civil arena, claims could be made against a lawyer.

California’s newest group of attorneys got together at LACBA HQ on March 11 to network and learn. Thanks to all who attended! Go to Facebook photos.

LACBA has joined bar associations across the U.S. in filing an amicus curiae brief in support of Perkins Coie LLP’s motion for summary judgement, arguing that an executive order undermines the independence of the legal profession and the judiciary, which threatens the rule of law.

The first quarter of 2025 at the Superior Court of Los Angeles County will be remembered as a time of fortitude in the face of tremendous adversity. As wildfires engulfed our county, more than 5,000 court employees and nearly 600 judicial officers at 36 courthouses –

SmartLaw is excited to announce a new partnership with EHI/Emergency Help International to expand their services to Japanese-speaking clients in the United States and Japan.

There has been much discussion lately on LACBA’s various section listserves about recent events as they relate to the rule of law, and the role of courts, judges, lawyers and law firms. These are important conversations, and these are extraordinary times.

LACBA is among dozens of bar organizations standing together with and in support of the American Bar Association to defend the rule of law and reject efforts to undermine the courts and the legal profession. 

LACBA, alongside Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and other bar associations throughout the nation, condemns the President’s orders targeting law firms.