Call
for Nominations for Honorees for the OC Hispanic Bar Association's 2009
Annual Scholarship Fundraiser and Installation Dinner
Dear Members:
As
President-Elect of the OCHBA and Chair of the 2009 Dinner Committee, I
am proud to announce the theme for the HBA's 2009 Dinner:
Celebrating the Unsung Hero - Transforming Lives in the Latino Community
The
HBA would like to honor those in public service who have dedicated
themselves to improving the lives of individuals in the Latino
community, through healthcare, education, access to justice, legal
services, etc. People who have, through their work, raised the
perception of Latinos in America thereby bettering the lives of all
Americans.
Our categories include:
Attorney of the Year
The
Attorney of the Year Award recognizes an outstanding Orange County
attorney who has made a significant contribution to the legal community
and/or has enhanced the quality of life of the Latino community. This
attorney has demonstrated a long term commitment to and involvement in
the community; has used the legal profession to protect the rights of
others, or whose contribution has expanded the educational and
professional opportunities for Latinos.
Guardian de Justicia Award
The
Guardian de Justicia Award recognizes an outstanding community member
who has dedicated his or her life to protecting the rights of others
and encouraging civic responsibility. This individual has worked
tirelessly to encourage and empower the Latino community and whose
commitment to justice is a model for others to follow.
Lifetime Achievement Award
The
Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes a remarkable individual who has
demonstrated a lifelong commitment to enhancing the quality of life of
our community. This individual is a pioneer in his/her own right and
has given generously of his/her time and talent to the community.
He/she has been a model for others to emulate and without whom the
world would be a very different place.
Corporate Citizen Award
The
Corporate Citizen Award was awarded for the first time in 2007. This
award recognizes the efforts of a business entity which has developed
polices and/or programs to reach out to the Latino community or that
through its corporate philanthropy helped transform the Latino
community.
Please submit your nominations for each category via email to info@ochba.org by Wednesday September 17, 2008. Winners will be announced by October 1, 2008.
Thank you in advance for your thoughtful consideration to this important request.
Monica E. Lukoschek
President-Elect of the OCHBA and
Chair of the 2009 Dinner Committee
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Citizenship Workshop ~
Taller De Cuidadania
When: Saturday, September 20, 2008 at 9:00am - 3:00pm
Where: Santa Ana College
1530 W. 17th, Santa Ana, CA 92706
Corner of 17th and Bristol
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FREE ¡GRATIS!
Estacionamiento Gratis | Free Parking!
There will be:
· Help in completing the N-400 Citizenship Application
· Information on Citizenship Classes
· Information on ESL Classes
· Referrals to other community agencies
· Constituent services and legislative updates
You will receive important information.
Applicants who apply before October 1st, 2008 will not have to
take the new and redesigned naturalization test from USCIS!
For more information, please call Santa Ana College at (714) 241-5730 or
Senator Lou Correa's District Office at (714) 558-4400.
Or visit our website for more info >
We are looking for volunteers to do intake and assist with applications. If you are interested in volunteering, please let us know by contacting us at info@ochba.org.
Sponsored by:
Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez, Assemblyman Jose Solorio, Asian Pacific American Legal Center, Corbin Family Resource Center, Chicanos Unidos, Excelsior, Fiesta Marketplace, LULAC, Orange County Asian Pacific Islander Community Alliance, Salk Community Family Resource Center, St. Anselm's Cross-Cultural Community Center, YMAF, Anaheim/Fullerton Family Resource Center at Manzanita Park, Hispanic Bar Association of Orange County |
Rethinking Pro Bono: Private Lawyers and Public Service in the 21st Century
Sponsored by:
David J. Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy at UCLA School of Law
The Los Angeles Daily Journal
8:00 am - 8:30 am
REGISTRATION with continental breakfast
8:30 am - 8:40 am
WELCOME
- Dean Michael Schill, UCLA School of Law
- Martin Berg, Editor, Los Angeles Daily Journal
8:40 am - 9:00 am
Keynote Address: Pro Bono and Access to Justice
- The Honorable Earl Johnson, Jr.
- Introduction by Professor Gary Blasi, UCLA School of Law
9:00 am - 10:45 am
Private Lawyers and Public Service: What Counts as Pro Bono?
- Maureen Alger, Cooley Godward Kronish LLP
- Anthony Barash, Director, ABA Center for Pro Bono
- Andrew Esbenshade, Caldwell, Leslie & Proctor, PC
- Luz Herrera, Attorney at Law
- Esther Lardent, President and CEO, Pro Bono Institute
- Anne Richardson, Hadsell, Stormer, Keeny, Richardson & Renick LLP
* Moderated by Professor Scott Cummings, UCLA School of Law
10:45 am - 11:00 am
BREAK
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Systemic Tradeoffs: Synergies, Conflicts, and Alternatives
- Benjamin Fox, Morrison & Foerster LLP
- Daniel Hutchinson, Lieff Cabraser Heimann & Bernstein LLP
- Melissa Lin Perrella, Natural Resources Defense Council
- Betty Nordwind, Executive Director, Harriett Buhai Center for Family Law
- Brad Seligman, Executive Director, The Impact Fund
* Moderated by Steve Boutcher, Department of Sociology, University of California, Irvine
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Lunch
Sponsored by Morgan Lewis
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
A Case Study of Coordinated Pro Bono: The Skid Row Collaborative in Los Angeles
- Becky Dennison, Co-Director, LA Community Action Network
- Deborah Drooz, Special Counsel, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP
- James Evans, Jr., Fulbright & Jaworski
- Tina Hess, Supervising Assistant City Attorney, Los Angeles City Attorney's Office
- Matthew Oster, McDermott Will & Emery
- Barbara Schultz, Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles
* Moderated by Professor Gary Blasi, UCLA School of Law
3:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Quality and Quantity: BEYOND the Bottom Line
- Deborah Rhode, Ernest W. McFarland Professor of Law, Stanford Law School
3:30 pm - 3:45 pm
Break
3:45 pm - 5:30 pm
The Future of Pro Bono
- Ahilan Arulanantham, Director of Immigrants' Rights and National Security,
- ACLU of Southern California
- Lisa Dealy, Director, Pro Bono Service Program, Harvard Law School
- Marc Galanter, Professor of Law Emeritus, University of Wisconsin Law School
- Barbara Olshansky, Leah Kaplan Visiting Professor in Human Rights, Stanford Law School
- Rebecca Sandefur, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Stanford University
- Hernan Vera, President and CEO, Public Counsel
* Moderated by Professor Scott Cummings, UCLA School of Law
5:30 pm
Farewell
Please register online by September 26, 2008.
For more information on the conference and to register please visit our Web site or contact Catherine Mayorkas, Director, David J. Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy, at (310) 206-9155 or mayorkas@law.ucla.edu.
Parking on the UCLA campus is $9.00. Lot 2 is located at Westholme and Hilgard Avenues. Lot 3 is located at Wyton Drive and Hilgard Avenue. For maps and directions to the UCLA campus click here.
UCLA School of Law is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider. This program will qualify for Minimum Continuing Legal Education credit in the amount of 7.5 general hours. This event may meet requirements for continuing legal education credits in other states. Please check with the bar association in the state in which you are seeking credits to see if this event is eligible.
Disabled Access Information:
Rochelle Adelman, Public Interest Programs,
(310) 794-5355 or adelman@law.ucla.edu.
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Professional EP Legal Volunteer Recruitment Alert
    
Election Protection 2008
Voter Hotline
(English: 1-866-OUR-VOTE) (Español: 1-888-VE-Y-VOTA)
& Mobile Field Program
The California La Raza Lawyers, the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law ("Lawyers' Committee"), the Hispanic National Bar Association, and our coalition partners seek volunteer attorneys, paralegals and law students for Election Protection - the nation's largest non-partisan voter protection program - on November 4, 2008.
The turn out of Latino voters is expected to reach historic highs and there are concerns that the Hispanic community could be the target of voter suppression tactics. Members of the California La Raza Lawyers are needed to ensure that the large number of newly registered and other eligible Latino voters are able to freely exercise their right to vote. There is a significant need for lawyers and law students with cultural competence and Spanish language skills to protect the voting rights of the Hispanic community.
Election Protection is a national coalition that works throughout the year to break down barriers to the ballot box for traditionally disenfranchised voters. Other partners include the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO), the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), and the Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Educational Fund (PRLDEF).
To that end, Election Protection is seeking legal volunteers to staff the 1-866-OUR-VOTE and 1-888-VE-Y-VOTA hotlines and provide live assistance to voters who have questions or need to report problems with voting.
In addition, volunteer attorneys, paralegals and law students are needed to serve as Mobile Legal Volunteers ("MLVs"). MLVs work in teams of two and monitor a zone of 4-10 polling places, respond to incidents reported through the hotline, and assist voters at the polling place. Potential problems include dissemination of misinformation by poll workers, problems associated with voting machines (including new electronic ones), and potential intimidation of voters.
While the voter hotline is available to all voters across the country, Election Protection targets communities traditionally disenfranchised, including African Americans, Asian Pacific Americans, Latinos, Native Americans and other racially and ethnically diverse communities, seniors, young people, low-income voters and individuals with disabilities.
Volunteers must attend in-person a 1 ½ hour training session and are asked to sign up for a 4-5 hour shift. Materials will be provided. The hotline is a non-partisan effort and is not affiliated in any way with any candidate or political party. To volunteer, please sign-up directly at http://www.ncffe.org/Volunteer. Volunteers will receive an e-mail in late September or early October with a link to sign up for specific trainings and shifts.
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You are invited to the Jewish and Latino Business Roundtable's Discussion Series: "The Political and Economic Impact of Immigration" on September 24
The Anti-Defamation League, Orange County/Long Beach Office with its' Community Partners invite you to
The Jewish and Latino Business Roundtable's Discussion Series
for a presentation on "The Political and Economic Impact of Immigration"
With Dr. Frank Bean
Director, Center for Research on Immigration,
Population, and Public Policy
Chancellor's Professor, School of Social Sciences, UCI
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Registration
6:30 PM
Dinner and Program
7:00 - 9:00 PM
USC Orange County Center
School of Social Work
2300 Michelson Drive, Irvine
Cost is $20.00
Your RSVP is greatly appreciated by September 17
to Danielle Nava, ADL Associate Director
dnava@adl.org or 714.979.4733
Brought to you by the members of the Jewish Latino Roundtable Committee: Dr. Bruno Ledwin, ADL, Lucy Santana, Girls Inc., Ken Sherman, ADL,Dr. Juan Carlos Araque, Orange County United Way, and Zeke Hernandez, LULAC
Roundtable Mission:
To create a private forum in Orange County and Long Beach where members of the Latino and Jewish communities can conduct open discussions, exchange ideas, identify problems, work towards solutions to our common concerns, and strengthen the bonds of understanding and friendship.
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State Bar Labor and Employment Law Section's 2008 Grant Program
The California State Bar Labor & Employment Law Section has established a grant program to provide educational and networking in the area of labor and employment law.
Deadline for current grant cycle: October 1, 2008
Funding Criteria
To obtain funding for a particular project or event, the requesting organization must ensure that the project or event has at least one of the following goals:
- To educate practitioners of all backgrounds in the practice of labor and employment law;
- To promote persons of diverse backgrounds in the population of practitioners in the area of employment or labor law; or
- To educate the general public about labor and employment law
Funding for each requested project or event shall generally be limited to a maximum of $5,000 in a calendar year.
The Grant Subcommittee of the Labor & Employment Section will evaluate requests for funding based on the following criteria:
- The extent to which the proposed program or event will advance the goals set forth above;
- The extent to which the proposed program or event will increase membership in the Labor & Employment Law Section;
- The extent to which the proposed program or event will publicize the projects undertaken by the Labor & Employment Law Section;
- Whether the proposed program or event will result in Mandatory Continuing Legal Education (MCLE) credit to attendees; and
- If the requesting organization has previously received grants from the Labor & Employment Law Section, the extent to which the goals of the Grant Program have been satisfied in the past.
Requirements Related to any Funded Program or Event:
- The L&E Section membership applications will be distributed to the attorneys or students who attend the program or event;
- Sponsorship credit to the Labor & Employment Law Section will be prominently displayed in the program or event materials;
- For programs or events that qualify for MCLE credits, the organization shall furnish an attendance roster with bar numbers;
- The organization receiving grant funds shall provide a final fiscal report to the Labor & Employment Law Section; and
- The program or event must not be held in a non-union hotel, unless there is no union hotel in the geographical area in which the program or project is located.
- The application must attest the grant funds will be expended on the program or event to be sponsored by the Labor & Employment Law Section.
- The application must attest that the Labor & Employment Law Section shall have the right to audit the grant recipient's books and records regarding the expenditure of grant funds.
Application Process
Current Deadline: October 1, 2008.
Click HERE to access a Grant Application.
Click HERE to access Grant Cover Sheet.
Mail, fax, or e-mail (Word or Wordperfect format) your application to:
Wilmer J. Harris, Esq.
Chair, Diversity Outreach Committee
414 S. Marengo Avenue
Pasadena , CA 911001
626-440-5969
FAX 626-449-4417
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SPEND AN AFTERNOON WITH
JUDITH F. BACA
ARTIST, EDUCATOR, SCHOLAR, ACTIVIST AND COMMUNITY ARTS PIONEER RENOWNED FOR HER PUBLIC ARTWORK INCLUDING THE GREAT WALL OF LOS ANGELES, THE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MONUMENT
AND MOST RECENTLY THE SAN JOSE CESAR E. CHAVEZ MONUMENT AND THE ROBERT F. KENNEDY MONUMENT.
HER LEGACY MURALS ARE PART OF CALIFORNIA'S ETHNIC HERITAGE.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2008 1PM - 4PM
ADMISSION IS FREE - SILENT AUCTION
THE MUZEO
241 S. ANAHEIM BOULEVARD, ANAHEIM, CA 92805
Opening Introduction by The Honorable Judge Frederick Aguirre
About CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) CASA volunteers are ordinary people with extraordinary hearts that serve as mentors and advocates for abused and neglected children in Orange County.
A CASA volunteer visits with a child on a regular basis, interacts with all professionals involved in the case and makes recommendations directly to the court, ensuring the child's best interests are not overlooked. There is a waiting list of children who are in need of just one special person.
WWW.CASAOC.ORG
DIRECTIONS
PARKING STRUCTURE LOCATED ON
CENTER STREET PROMENADE
RSVP BY OCTOBER 6TH
714.619.5155
OR
VOLUNTEERS@CASAOC.ORG
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ConquistAmerica Education Foundation's Pinnacle Awards Luncheon
Join the ConquistAmerica Education Foundation's Pinnacle Awards Luncheon
Thursday, September 25, 2008 at 12:00pm
The Center Club, Costa Mesa
RSVP by August 25th
For more information call (714) 564-7244
Sponsorships available.
Contact:
2008 Pinnacle Awards Luncheon
ConquistAmerica Education Foundation
200 W. Santa Ana Blv., Ste 1000,
Santa Ana, CA 92701
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2nd Annual Santa Ana Basketball Boosters Basketball Fundraiser Game
2nd Annual Basketball Fundraiser Game
Harlem Globetrotter Legends
Versus
Santa Ana All-Stars
7:00pm Friday September 29, 2008
Santa Ana High School Gymnasium
Hosted by the Santa Ana Basketball Boosters, a non-profit group dedicated to aiding the boys basketball program at Santa Ana High School.
This fundraising game is a fun-filled night that drew a crowd of 1,200 spectators last year. Time Warner Cable on Channel 31 also showed the game locally to thousands of additional viewers.
For more information please contact:
Scott Tenchka, Head Coach
Santa Ana Boys Basketball: 714-767-4792 or email santaanahoops@aol.com
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Centro Latino for Literacy
Centro Latino for Literacy would like you to become a sponsor of our September 25th Manos Amigas/Helping Hands Celebration honoring Latino immigrant adults learning to read and write and those who help them accomplish this goal.
This festive event will feature our current classes of adult literacy program graduates and their families, as well as:
- Sunne Wright McPeak, President and CEO California Emerging Technology Fund -- Leadership Honoree
- Frank Gilliam, Ph.D., Dean of the UCLA School of Public Affairs -- Keynote Speaker
- Nancy Agosto, Azteca TV's evening news anchor -- Master of Ceremonies
- Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard -- Chair, Honorary Host Committee
For the past 17 years, Centro Latino has literacy and provided educational opportunities to those who have not had the benfit of an education, especially Latino immigrants. Our new countrywide Literacy Campaign, launched in conjunction with UCLA's Graduate School of Education, will make it possible for more of L.A. County's 202,000 non-literate Latinos to learn to read and write.
We hope you will become a part of the inspirational evening celebrating our courageous students and all those who make their successes possible.
For more information, please contact:
Ana Maria Ruiz, Assistant Director
213.483.7753 or email at: anamaria@centrolatinoliteracy.org
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The MacArthur Fundamental Intermediate School in Santa Ana needs your help
The Language Arts Department of MacArthur Fundamental Intermediate School in Santa Ana needs your help. Over the past four years there have been major cutbacks in the Santa Ana School District. These cutbacks are wide-spread and effect many areas.
One area which truly effects the classroom and student learning is the loss of its school librarian and the funding to purchase reading books.
Reading is the single most beneficial aspect to unlocking writing skills, analytical skills and vocabulary. More importantly, reading allows students who are socially and economically disadvantaged to escape into wonderful new adventures or to witness how a young person like themselves overcomes dire circumstances. Reading therefore not only gives students important skills, but hope.
Please help me raise funds to purchase new books. Your help of any amount will be helping hundreds of kids for a lifetime. Please make your contribution check payable to Scholastic Book Club as we will be purchasing books through Scholastic. The goal is t raise $1,500.00 or more by September 28th.
Your contribution is tax deductible and a letter confirming your gift will follow with the non-profit ID on letter head.
Mail Check to:
C/O Ron Chester
MacArthur Fundamental Int. School
600 West Alton Santa Ana, CA 92707
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2008-2009 Orange County Mock Trial Competition
Date: September 2008
To: Mock Trial Coaches, Judges & Attorney Scorekeepers
It is my pleasure to inform you that CRF-OC will be holding its 28th Annual Mock Trial competition starting on Tuesday November 18, 2008. Students from over 40 high schools will meet at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana, to argue this year's case. This year the competition will be held in November/December 2008 (actual dates are listed on the registration form). We hope you'll join with us to help make this year's program a complete success.
Attorneys and judges who volunteer to preside an/or score the competition will receive a confirmation packet, including this year's case materials, scoring information and competition rules. Check-in will take place before each round from 4:30 - 4:45 p.m. with trials ending by approximately 7:30 p.m. at the Central Justice Center in Santa Ana (see the schedule on the attached form).
If you have any questions about the program, or would like to discuss Mock Trial volunteer opportunities in more detail, please feel free to contact me, Wendy Townsend, Program Manager, at 714.259.1521 x102 or wtownsend@crfoc.org.
Please save the date for our Mock Trial Luncheon to honor outstanding participants on Friday, February 6, 2009 at the Doubletree Hotel in Orange.
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Save The Date:
Legal Aid Society of Orange County Presents Access to Justice for All - Celebrating 50 Years of Service in 2008
5:30 P.M.
THE GROVE OF ANAHEIM
Click Here for the Reservation Form or
to RSVP Online
Legal Aid Society of Orange County proudly invites you to join our 50th Anniversary Celebration. www.legalaidturns50.com
ACCESS TO JUSTICE HONOREES:
William F. Wenke, Minyard Morris Patricia Herzog, First LASOC Attorney Joe Dunn, California Medical Association CEO and Former State Senator
Throughout the past 50 years, Legal Aid Society of Orange County (LASOC) has been at the forefront of meeting the legal needs of low income individuals and seniors in Orange County. Since 1984, LASOC has been the frontline legal services program in Southeast Los Angeles County, providing legal assistance as Community Legal Services (CLS). On the evening of November 6, 2008 LASOC will host its 50th Anniversary Celebration at The Grove in Anaheim. At this event, the legal community, the public sector, local businesses, community-based organizations and other supporters of LASOC will look back on half a century of providing free, civil legal services to our community. Program followed by performance by The Capitol Steps. Attire: Business Price: $100-$200
For more information, contact Anna Lisa Biason, Director of Fund Development, at (714) 571-5220. |
Orange County Bar Association
Solo Practitioner/ Small Firm Section Presents:
2nd Annual Opening Your Own Firm:
Starting and Maintaining a Law Office
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Program Time: 5:30 PM Registration; 6:00 PM - 9:30 PM Dinner / Program CLE: Approved for 3.0 CLE Credits; Including .50 Hour of Legal Ethics Location: OCMA Turnip Rose, 300 S. Flower Street, Orange, CA 92668
Speakers: Rosemary Amezcua-Moll, Attorney at Law, Amezcua-Moll & Associates; Bradley S. Erdosi, Attorney at Law, Law Offices of Bradley S. Erdosi; David E. Outwater, Attorney at Law, Outwater & Pinckes LLP; Michelle A. Reinglass, Attorney at Law, Law Offices of Michelle Reinglass Moderator: Neil Pedersen, Attorney at Law, Pedersen Law & Dispute Resolution Corporation Topics: The Decision To Go Out On Your Own · What Business Form To Take · Capitalization · Finding Office Space, Announcing Your Business, Checklist of Equipment & Supplies · Creating a Business Plan and a Start-Up Budget · Insurance Considerations · Office Processes & Procedures · Setting Your Fee, Setting up Trust Accounting, Accounting Systems and Software · Fee Agreements · Finding & Maintaining Clients: Ethical Considerations of Taking Clients With You, Deciding on Your Practice Areas Why Attend: A "must attend" event for anyone thinking about opening a law office in the foreseeable future. · Checklists and information provided last year helped several attendees successfully open their own firms. · Helpful not only for those thinking about opening a law office, but also for those who have been in practice and are looking for useful advice to make their business operate better. Cost: OCBA Member $125; New Admittee Member $110; Law Student Member/Judge $90 Non-Member $180; Emeritus $60 (certified by California State Bar) Deadline: Pre-registration deadline: September 11th. Full payment MUST be received in the OCBA offices by close of business on September 11th; after close of business on September 11th, add $25. OCBA is not responsible for lost, misdirected or delayed mail. Download event flier > |
| Become a member of the OCHBA for 2008!
 This year the HBA continues its effort to bring innovative programs and benefits to its members, and we hope that you can take advantage of all of them! Take a look at some of our activities and member benefits:
- Free MCLE seminars for HBA members (1-2 times per year);
- Special member discount to the HBA's 30th Annual Installation Dinner and Scholarship Fundraiser on March 1, 2008, at the Westin South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa;
- Annual Memorial Day MCLE Trip in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexico;
- Special Discount to the HBA's Annual Judges' BBQ;
- Special Discount to the HBA's Annual Día de los Muertos Bar Review;
- Free to all HBA Bar Reviews/de Barrandas (3-5 time per year);
- Wallace Davis Scholarship Fund for Latino law students;
- Mentoring to Latino law students, which also provides valuable access to a qualified pool of employees from which to pick clerks and associates;
- Member only E-mail newsletter with important announcements & information;
- Improved website at www.ochba.org;
- Members ONLY section, including job announcements;
- Pro bono opportunities;
- HBA Membership Directory to be distributed when you renew your membership;
- Ad opportunities on OCHBA website; and
- Roundtable with In-House Counsel.
The success of the HBA relies on the commitment and participation of our members. We look forward to seeing you at our events and thank you in advance for helping us make 2008 the best year yet for the HBA.
Learn more about membership for the Hispanic Bar Association of Orange County >
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The Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Institute of Public Affairs 16th Annual California Policy Issues Conference
California's Future on The Horizon: Implications of 2008 Elections
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008 8am-3pm
Millenium Biltmore Hotel, Lost Angeles, CA 90071
Pre-Conference Reception
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To whom it may concern:
My name is Salvador Arzate, Marketing
Director for Nuestro Mundo Magazine. We are looking for Law Firms
and/or individual professionals that want to WRITE ARTICLES of
interest to the Hispanic community for our SPANSIH language magazine.
We are located in the Inland Empire/Southern California where there is a growing Immigrant Hispanic Population.
The articles that we are more interested fall into the following categories:
IMMIGRATION** BANKRUPTCY** EMPLOYMENT**ACCIDENTS**
CRIMINAL & FAMILY LAW.
You may write the articles in either English or Spanish. We'll be more than happy to translate any articles into Spanish.
If you are interested please call me at my cell (909) 238-0953 for more details.
Sincerely,
Salvador Arzate
Marketing Director
Mailing Address:
8581 Calle Feliz, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Toll Free: 1-888-807-3013
PRINT YOUR MESSAGE IN SPANISH
Are you a talented writer in your respective profession?
Nuestro
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(Legal, Medical, Immigration, Real Estate, Insurance, Income Tax,
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Do you want to become an expert in your field on the minds of Hispanic families?
When
your original article is published and read by thousands of Hispanics
you become the spoke person in your respective profession.
The best articles will be published in our monthly magazine.
If you are interested in submitting an article please follow these simple 3steps:
- You write the article in English or Spanish then e-mail it to: chavaarzate@yahoo.com make sure to include your name and phone #.
- Nuestro
Mundo Magazine will review all articles and those selected will be
translated into Spanish by our staff if the article was written in
English.
- The name of your company/contact name & phone
number will be printed at the end of the article so consumers may reach
you if they wish to do so.
ABOGADO EXPO/ATTORNEY EXPO
YOUR CONNECTION TO THE HISPANIC COMMUNITY.
Be the FIRST to register for this unique event that will connect Law Firms with Hispanic consumers under one roof.
For the first time Hispanics will have an opportunity to talk directly to as many attorneys as possible at ONE SINGLE LOCATION.
SPACE
will be limited to a certain number of attorneys. DO NOT delay one
minute as your time may be running out. Fax the information request
RIGHT AWAY.
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