Events
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Legally Reading: So you want to talk about race? by Ijeoma OluoThe Law Library Association is pleased to announce the second year of its collaboration with Saint Louis Public Library on a book discussion group focused on works of legal fiction and non-fiction. Our next selection is "So you want to talk about race" by Ijeoma Oluo. |
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Opening Presentation and Reception - at the Law Library AssociationLAW, JUSTICE AND THE HOLOCAUST: Sunday March 8, 2020, 2:00-3:30 PM (including reception) Dr. William Meinecke, historian, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. Dessert reception to follow presentation. Free and open to the public, but RSVPs required. Ample free parking available on Sundays. |
CLEs
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Advocacy in MediationBeing fully prepared for the mediation of your case is essential to getting the best result for your client. Learn about the best strategies for selecting a mediator and for preparing for and participating in any civil dispute mediation. |
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Working with Mental Health Professionals in Your Family Law CaseMental health and social service professionals can provide valuable insight into the issues that people face in family court. Lawyers and Counselors, however, can be anything from exceptional allies to arch enemies. Learn how to work effectively with mental health professionals as a family law attorney and a Guardian ad Litem in divorce and child custody cases. We will cover a variety of strategies and ideas to help you achieve positive outcomes in family court through successful professional collaboration. |
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The Lessons of the Holocaust and the Creation of the International Criminal Court-At the Law Library AssociationLECTURE AND CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION (CLE) PROGRAM: April 28, 2020 Fee: $25 (Free for Library Members and SLU Law Students and Faculty) More information and register at https://llastl.org/CLE-04-20
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