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Local High Schools Begin Competition in 2012 Statewide Mock Trials

NORRISTOWN (Jan. 25, 2012) – On Tuesday, January 31, 2012, 32 teams from Montgomery County high schools will compete for the district crown in Pennsylvania's mock trial program at the Montgomery County Courthouse.  It is sponsored by Montgomery Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Section and Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division.  Now in its 28th year, Pennsylvania’s statewide Mock Trial Competition includes over 280 high schools from across the Commonwealth, making it one of the largest programs of its kind in the nation.

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Montgomery Bar Welcomes New Leaders

Blue Bell, PA - On Friday, January 13, 2012, the Montgomery Bar Association held its Annual Business Luncheon Meeting at the Meadowlands Country Club.  Nearly 300 local dignitaries, legal professionals and law enforcement members attended the event which included the installation of a new president, Norristown attorney Donald J. Martin; election of the MBA’s officers for the 2012 term, and a special awards presentation honoring area attorneys, local law enforcement and community leaders. Read More››

CONSHOHOCKEN, PA – Members of the MBA’s Young Lawyers Section (MBA-YLS) recently supported Toys for Tots  by sponsoring and hosting a holiday toy drive.  In addition to promoting the campaign at Bar events throughout the season, gifts were collected at their annual holiday gathering, which took place December 19th at the Great American Pub in Conshohocken.  Dozens of new, unwrapped toys were collected for the cause. Read More››

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Liberty & Law Civics Education Program Begins Its Second Year

NORRISTOWN, PA – Lawyers and judges from throughout Montgomery County are teaming up to bring civics education to Norristown area middle schools.  Now in its second year, the Montgomery Bar Association’s (MBA) volunteer-based Liberty & Law program aims to help area youth understand the justice system, appreciate the constitution and understand the rights and laws that affect their daily lives.
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Volunteer Lawyers Prepare Wills for Heroes

Norristown, PA - On Saturday, March 26th, 33 area attorneys and over a dozen non-attorney volunteers donated their time and services at the Human Service Center in Norristown (1430 DeKalb St.) for a special Wills for Heroes event. Read More››

 

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