Aug. 9, 2024

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The State Bar of New Mexico 2024 Annual Meeting

Registration Is NOW OPEN! Get Ready To "Be Inspired"!

Register now for the State Bar of New Mexico's 2024 Annual Meeting to join your colleagues for a day full of inspirational CLEs, fun activities and networking opportunities!


Featuring keynote speaker Camille Vasquez, Esq., the 2024 Annual Meeting will take place on Oct. 25 in-person at the State Bar Center in Albuquerque, or attend virtually from the comfort of your home or office. Earn all 12 of your CLE credits for the year at just $199!


Act fast, as in-person seating is limited!

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Annual Meeting 2024: What Inspires You? We want to hear your story!

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Access to Justice Fund Grant Commission - Notice of Commissioner Vacancies - Applications Due Oct. 1

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Client Protection Fund - Notice of Commissioner Vacancies - Applications Due Oct. 1

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Administrative Office of the Courts - Notice of Training for Electronic Filing in Subsequent Criminal Cases

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July 2024 Bar Exam Takers Invited to Participate in NextGen Prototype Exam

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New Mexico State Bar Foundation - Golf Classic - Register to Play on Sept. 30!

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The UNM School of Law Invites You to the Back to School Fiesta!

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Upcoming Programs from the

Center for Legal Education

UNM Law Professor Series: Race, Class, and Gender-Conscious Mentoring for Supervisors


What is Reasonable? Federal Litigation Over Unreasonable Delays in Immigration Cases


An Honest Conversation About Well-Being: Substance Use & Mental Health in the Legal Profession

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Legal Education Calendar

The 17th Annual Legal Services Providers Conference


The 17th Annual Legal Services Providers Conference, designed for non-profit and public sector civil legal services providers, will take place Aug. 22-23 in-person in Albuquerque or virtually. Earn 12 CLE credits, including required Ethics and Equity in Justice credits, at a discounted rate to fit non-profit and public sector budgets. For more information, contact the Center for Legal Education at cleonline@sbnm.org or

505-797-6020.

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SBNM Professional Programs Group

The New Mexico Lawyer Assistance Program (NM LAP)


Did You Know?

Anxiety and depression are the most prevalent mental health conditions among legal professionals. Rachel Fry, a clinical psychologist in Birmingham, Alabama, highlighted in a recent ABA Journal report that "Lawyers tend to score higher in pessimistic thinking, which often results in higher success rates and becoming a better lawyer. However, this type of thinking is also highly correlated with depression." In other words, the very attributes that contribute to a lawyer's professional success may also increase their vulnerability to depression. Read more here.

 

To learn more about resources available to the legal profession, visit the NM LAP website for info and how you can get involved in the community.

New Mexico Lawyer Assistance Program
SBNM's Resources For Health & Wellness

Judicial Wellness Program (NMJWP)


Did you know….. JWELL provides educational presentations for judges around the state. The presentations cover topics such as compassion fatigue, decision fatigue, burnout, self -regulation on the bench, etc. We were created by and for our judges and we continue to provide new strategies, tools and support for all judges statewide. Please visit our website to find out more about our JWELL services.Stay tuned to see what other services and resources JWELL is providing to all NM judges. Better together in the NM judiciary!

New Mexico Judicial Wellness Program

Professional Development Program (PDP)


Most lawyers are constantly striving to find ways to improve and reach their highest potential, whether that means improving practice skills, profitability, the integration of work and personal life pursuits, seeking a higher level of confidence and overall well-being, improving professional or personal relationships or some other way. A certified professional coach is someone trained to partner with a person to maximize full personal and professional potential and reach that person’s desired results. To learn more about how a certified professional coach might be of value to you, please visit the State Bar website at CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL COACHING.

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Pro Bono and Volunteer Opportunities

The State Bar of New Mexico and the legal organizations it supports all provide rich and significant opportunities to provide pro bono and volunteer legal service to underserved populations in New Mexico. Take a look below at some of New Mexico's most impactful options for serving the state's diverse communities.

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Legal Clinics & Workshops

Divorce Options Workshop

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Consumer Debt Bankruptcy Workshop
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Legal Resources for the Elderly Workshop

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For more information on the Volunteer Attorney Referral process, and to learn about the volunteer attorney pool for LREP or the Modest Means Helpline please click the button below.

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Featured Member Benefit

LawPay


LawPay was developed specifically for legal professionals, providing a simple, secure way to accept credit, debit, and eCheck payments online. LawPay’s proprietary technology prevents the commingling of earned and unearned funds and protects your trust account against any third-party debiting, ensuring compliance with ABA and IOLTA guidelines. LawPay is a proud member benefit of the New Mexico State Bar and trusted by more than 50,000 law firms. Learn more here. Please contact 866-730-4140 for more information.

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