State Bar Association Adopts Measures Condemning the Federal Government Shutdown and Opposing Judiciary Law §470, Which Requires NY Lawyers to Maintain an Office in the State

State Bar Association Adopts Measures Condemning the Federal Government Shutdown and Opposing Judiciary Law §470, Which Requires NY Lawyers to Maintain an Office in the State

5.13.2019

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Legal luminaries like Benjamin N. Cardozo, and even former U.S. presidents like Dwight D. Eisenhower, all share a common bond special to the New York State Bar Association – they delivered addresses at Annual Meeting dinners.

From 1877 to 1995, the Annual Dinner was the flagship event for NYSBA, sometimes drawing more than 1,000 people.

In 2020, NYSBA will honor its rich history by going back to the future and restoring the proud tradition of a gala dinner as the featured event of Annual Meeting.

NYSBA is excited to announce that the gala dinner will be held Thursday, January 30, 2020 at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The dinner will be open to all NYSBA members for a reasonable cost.

The gala dinner will replace the previous Annual Meeting week format, which has included the House of Delegates dinner on Thursday and the President’s Dinner on Saturday, following the conclusion of Annual Meeting. Attendance at both the House of Delegates Dinner and the President’s Dinner was by invitation only.

The event will still include the traditional presentation of the Gold Medal Award, the highest honor bestowed by the State Bar Association, and will feature a special guest speaker. At the dinner, NYSBA plans to honor the judges of the New York State Court of Appeals, along with other state court appellate jurists.

We are planning an extraordinary event that is more inclusive and open to the entire membership,” said President-elect Hank Greenberg. “We anticipate a large crowd of New York lawyers to attend this dinner, including distinguished jurists and other leaders of the New York bar.

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Legal luminaries like Benjamin N. Cardozo, and even former U.S. presidents like Dwight D. Eisenhower, all share a common bond special to the New York State Bar Association – they delivered addresses at Annual Meeting dinners.

From 1877 to 1995, the Annual Dinner was the flagship event for NYSBA, sometimes drawing more than 1,000 people.

In 2020, NYSBA will honor its rich history by going back to the future and restoring the proud tradition of a gala dinner as the featured event of Annual Meeting.

• NYSBA is excited to announce that the gala dinner will be held Thursday, January 30, 2020 at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The dinner will be open to all NYSBA members for a reasonable cost.
• The gala dinner will replace the previous Annual Meeting week format, which has included the House of Delegates dinner on Thursday and the President’s Dinner on Saturday, following the conclusion of Annual Meeting. Attendance at both the House of Delegates Dinner and the President’s Dinner was by invitation only.
• The event will still include the traditional presentation of the Gold Medal Award, the highest honor bestowed by the State Bar Association, and will feature a special guest speaker. At the dinner, NYSBA plans to honor the judges of the New York State Court of Appeals, along with other state court appellate jurists.

Legal luminaries like Benjamin N. Cardozo, and even former U.S. presidents like Dwight D. Eisenhower, all share a common bond special to the New York State Bar Association – they delivered addresses at Annual Meeting dinners.

From 1877 to 1995, the Annual Dinner was the flagship event for NYSBA, sometimes drawing more than 1,000 people.

In 2020, NYSBA will honor its rich history by going back to the future and restoring the proud tradition of a gala dinner as the featured event of Annual Meeting.

Nam porttitor blandit accumsan. Ut vel dictum sem, a pretium dui. In malesuada enim in dolor euismod, id commodo mi.

Legal luminaries like Benjamin N. Cardozo, and even former U.S. presidents like Dwight D. Eisenhower, all share a common bond special to the New York State Bar Association – they delivered addresses at Annual Meeting dinners.

From 1877 to 1995, the Annual Dinner was the flagship event for NYSBA, sometimes drawing more than 1,000 people.

In 2020, NYSBA will honor its rich history by going back to the future and restoring the proud tradition of a gala dinner as the featured event of Annual Meeting.