Read the Orange County Bar Association’s January 12^th response to the State Bar Board of Trustees' request for public comment concerning the Final Report and Recommendations of the California Paraprofessional Program Working Group.

OCBA Installation of Officers briefly took place on Thursday, January 13.

Unfortunately, due to the growing prevalence of COVID cases, the 2022 OCBA Judges’ Night & Annual Meeting has been postponed to Thursday, April 7, 2022.

Presiding Judge Erick Larsh urges Bar and Litigants to use remote appearance opportunities as COVID-19 incidents increase.

This Order establishes the procedure for conducting proceedings in traffic cases. Notwithstanding any other law, Penal Code§ 1428.S(a) provides the Com1 authority to conduct remote proceedings, including arraignments and trials, for all infractions. 

Effective immediately all civil and criminal jury trials shall be suspended for a period of three weeks.

It is ordered by the presiding judge of the appellate division that all oral argument will be conducted by Zoom videoconference.

The Orange County Superior Court announces that it offers the opportunity to our justice partners and the general public to appear remotely in various case-types.

On December 28, 2021, by way of circulating order, the Judicial Council made changes to the California Rules of Court with the effective date of January 1, 2022.

The results of the OCBA Young Lawyers Division annual election are in!