Please join us for this popular event during which we celebrate our retiring judiciary with a lovely after-work reception set for 5 – 7 pm Thursday, April 27th in the CNY Philanthropy Center Ballroom. Join us!
Get happy! All new & recently admitted attorneys are welcome to this networking happy hour at one of Syracuse’s funnest new hangouts – Harvey’s Garden Beer Hall only 3 minutes from downtown! Thursday, March 30th 5-7 p.m. See you there!
The OCBA congratulates Nottingham High School on its victory in the Regional Competition of the 2022 High School Mock Trial Competition. It’s now on to the New York State Championship in Albany on May 23-24 – Go Bulldogs!
In this April issue of the Bar Reporter you’ll catch up on what the bar association has been up to these days. Read favorites such as our President’s Message and the Practice Page, Newsmakers and more!
Rescheduled for Fall 2021, this CLE webinar and learn how, when, and why you need a meteorological expert witness to bolster your case and ready it for trial. Weather and climate meet that law. YES! Register today.
The March/April 2021 Bar Reporter brims with content: Articles include Ghosting for Success by Bryn Lovejoy-Grinnell, the Practice Page plus Newsmakers, job opps, and more! Read it now!
Onondaga County and City of Syracuse leadership wish to hear from the public in community engagement forums. Several have already occurred, but there’s still time to participate and let your thoughts be heard or listen to learn more about how policing in our community could change. All meetings are conducted over ZOOM and are recorded.
Oswego County Centralized Arraignment is now functioning nightly from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at 39 Churchill Road; 365 days a year, including weekends and holidays.
Effective March 11, 2020 there will be a 410 fee added to all residential deed recordings. Read a notice from Onondaga County Clerk Lisa Dell about this new law – which does not apply to commercial transactions.
Enacted in the summer of 2019, the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 has called for the adoption of new rules due to go into effect February 20, 2020, Check out these substantive and procedural changes in this Court Order.