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Chapter Exchange

Sixth Circuit

Dayton Chapter

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The Dayton Chapter held a “Success as a Young Attorney” event at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in February. The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio, Ken Parker, spoke to law students and younger attorneys who are mentees in the Chapter’s mentorship program. 

Northern District of Ohio

Bill of Rights Birthday Party

In what has become a tradition for the FBA Northern District of Ohio Chapter, the Civics Committee of the FBA-NDOC visited the third-grade class at Cleveland International Elementary School to celebrate the December 15th birthday of the Bill of Rights. The organizers of the event were Matthew Gurbach and Warren McClurg, the Chapter’s Civics Committee co-chairs, and presenters were Judge Philip Calabrese of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio, Judge Emily Hagan of the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, and Jim Satola, a Law Clerk to Senior Judge Donald Nugent of the U.S. District Court.

The program format was a free-range presentation of the various amendments of the Bill of Rights with very active Q&A from the third-grade class… and ending, as always, with birthday cupcakes provided by the FBA-NDOC! 

SEVENTH CIRCUIT Mississippi Chapter

The Mississippi Chapter hosted a Bankruptcy meeting at the Capital Club that allowed the bankruptcy judges to comment on the issues they encounter and to answer questions from the many bankruptcy practitioners who attended. No one had yet faced crypto currency bankruptcy issues. 

The Student Chapter at Mississippi College School of Law hosted U.S. Magistrate Judge Michael Parker for a lunch meeting to a room overflowing with interested students. Judge Parker described his road to the bench and offered practice pointers. Judge Parker’s judicial clerk Justin Starling spoke about his work in Judge Parker’s chambers and encouraged the students to pursue a judicial clerkship.

U.S. District Court Chief Judge Dan Jordan spoke to the Mississippi Chapter at a luncheon meeting at the Capital Club in Jackson before a full house. Chief Judge Jordan provided his yearly update for the Southern District, offered practice tips, and discussed issues related to the court and law enforcement. Robert Hauberg of Baker Donelson was recognized for his 50 years of practice. Blythe Lollar assumed the presidency from Nick Morisani, and a new slate of officers was approved. 

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