The United States District Court, Central District of California, is currently accepting applications from qualified individuals.
It's with great sadness that the OCBA shares the passing of Judge Francisco P. Briseño (Ret.), 2010 Franklin G. West honoree.
The OCBA mourns the passing of Maurice L. Evans, 1997 Franklin G. West honoree.
The OCBA's Future of the Profession Task Force, co-chaired by Nikki Miliband, Scott Garner and Dan Robinson, has highlighted a proposal by the State Bar of California to increase attorney dues.
At its recent Mid-Year Meeting, the American Bar Association (ABA) House of Delegates (House) unanimously approved Resolution 500 urging lawyers and all interested parties to increase the informed and voluntary use of Early Dispute Resolution (EDR).
The Rules and Forms Committee of the Superior Court of California, County of Orange, has proposed new and revised Local Rules of Court. Pursuant to California Rules of Court, rule 10.613, the Court invites you to comment on the following changes to the local rules. If approved, the proposed changes will be effective July 1, 2024.
The Family Law division of Orange County Superior Court has opened the application process to establish a list of available counsel for appointment of pro bono services.
2024 OCBA Secretary Eric V. Traut has been recognized as the recipient of the CAL-ABOTA 2024 Trial Lawyer of the Year Award.
The Super Lawyers 2024 Up-and-Coming Southern California Rising Stars edition recognized OCBA members.
The Super Lawyers 2024 Top Southern California Lawyers edition recognized OCBA members as Top Lawyers.
Kahana Feld recently announce that Sharon Oh-Kubisch, Esq., joined the firm as a Partner at the Irvine Office.
Snell & Wilmer announced that six attorneys have been elected to join the firm’s partnership, effective March 1, 2024, including Orange County-based attorney Marshall J. Hogan. Additionally, six attorneys were promoted to the counsel role, effective January 1, 2024, including Orange County-based Katharine A. Adams and Jenny Hua.
Judicate West, one of California’s leading providers of private dispute resolution services, has added Judge Linda S. Marks, formerly with the Orange County Superior Court, to its roster of neutrals.