The Erie County Court of Common Pleas has one contract position available for an attorney to provide representation for indigent criminal defendants.
The Erie County Court of Common Pleas has one contract position available for an attorney to provide representation for indigent criminal defendants.
The Erie County Bar Association's annual Law Day Luncheon is just over a month away – Thursday, April 28, 2016 at the Bayfront Convention Center. The ECBA is proud to announce that this year's keynote speaker is Michael A. Smerconish.
The Pennsylvania Bar Association (PBA) presented two County Bar Recognition Awards to the Erie County Bar Association during the 50th Annual Seminar of the Conference of County Bar Leaders, Feb. 25 - 27, at the Nittany Lion Inn, State College.
The Erie County Bar Association will be celebrating its annual Law Day festivities with a luncheon on Thursday, April 28 and a 5K run/walk on Saturday, April 30.
The Erie County Bar Association seeks nominations for the 2016 Liberty Bell Award. The award recognizes an individual for community service that has "strengthened the American system of freedom under law".
The Erie County Bar Association welcomed a new president with the arrival of 2016. Melissa H. Shirey effectively assumed the role at the first of the year from Richard A. Lanzillo, who served as 2015 president.
To say that the Erie County Bar Association’s Annual Meeting, on December 3, was well-attended would be a bit of an understatement! Attorneys and judges filled the ballroom at the Lakeside Country Club in Fairview for business matters, as well as more nostalgic moments of laughter and remembrance from the past year.
On Tuesday, November 3, voters will decide which judicial candidates should fill the open seats on the Erie County Court of Common Pleas, as well as the Pennsylvania Supreme, Superior, and Commonwealth Courts. The Erie County Bar Association wants the public to be aware of the facts and other informational resources before heading to the polls.
For the second year in a row, Wills for Heroes proved to be a major success for the Erie County Bar Association and all participants involved.
The Erie County Bar Association recently conducted a plebiscite, or confidential poll, of its active members to determine how the attorneys, many of whom practice before Cunningham and Garhart, would answer the question of whether they should be retained. Individual members were asked to anonymously vote either in favor of retention, in opposition to retention or to state that they had "No Opinion."