Every year, the Brooklyn Women’s Bar Association holds an annual membership party in the fall to welcome its members back from the summer. This year’s event had to be held online over Zoom due to the pandemic, but association President Natoya McGhie managed to keep the online party going with a live DJ, trivia and gift cards. She also had
The Brooklyn Bar Association does its best to keep local attorneys up to date on the recent changes in bankruptcy laws, but it also realizes
The Brooklyn Bar Association Foundation Law Committee hosted a “Basics of Uncontested Divorces: Know Your Rights” event at the Bar Association in June. The event
Knowing what to do and what your rights are can have a big impact on the outcome of any police encounter. Saying or doing the
The Brooklyn Bar Association’s Foundation Law Committee is hosting a public forum later this month entitled “Know Your Rights: Police Encounters and Arrests in NYC,”