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Law Library Awarded Grant by St. Louis Bar Foundation
In January, the Law Library Association of St. Louis received a grant from the St. Louis Bar Foundation. This grant will support expanision of the Law Library's Judicial Legacy Project, which involves interviewing distinguished retired judges in our region.
The Injustice of Place by Kathryn J. Edin, H. Luke Schaefer and Timothy Nelson
A sweeping and surprising new understanding of extreme poverty in America from the authors of the acclaimed "$2.00 a Living on Almost Nothing in America."CLEs
Basic Overview of Copyright and Trademark Law for Attorneys
Join the Law Library Association for an informative program that will provide nuts-and-bolts information about the practice area of copyright and trademark law.
Our presenter is Kelly Spann, Esq. A graduate of Saint Louis University School of Law, she practices exclusively in the areas of copyright and trademark law with the firm of TM Law & Associates. Kelly is licensed in several Federal courts throughout the United States, as well as an active member in her local community, BAMSL, and The Missouri Bar.
Estate Planning: Basics, Updates and the Role of Emotion in Estate Planning
This program will focus on different aspects of estate planning law and practice. Topics will include the basic parts of an estate plan and estate planning you can do without an attorney, some updates in the law and practical considerations in estate planning.
Our presenter is Alexandra Johnson, Esq. of AJ Legal Services, LLC.
Law, Not Force: Ben Ferencz’s Legacy of Legal Justice for Human Rights Victims
Beginning in 1945 with his prosecution of war criminals during the Nuremberg tribunals, Ben Ferencz’s work focused on issues of international criminal justice and world peace. He was a strong proponent of the International Criminal Court and of efforts to replace the rule of force with the rule of law. Learn more about Ben Ferencz and his important work at this program.
Our presenters are Adam Weber, Esq. and John Geiringer, Esq.