Queens Bar leader says in-person trial restart ‘risks the lives’ of court visitors
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Jury trials resume March 22.
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New York’s bar exam will go online in October
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“The benefits outweigh the potential shortcomings.”
Read MoreLatest bar exam cancellation leaves Queens law grads in limbo
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“Not being able to have that first paycheck is really jarring. It’s anxiety inducing.”
Read MoreNYC Bar Association 'Approves' one Queens DA candidate
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The NYC Bar published its rating eight days ahead of the Nov. 5 general election — but with early voting already underway.
Read MoreNYC Bar rates 6 of 7 Democrats ‘Approved’ for Queens DA
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The ratings differed from the Queens County Bar Association, which interviewed candidates at the same time.
Read MoreQueens Bar rates five ‘qualified’ candidates for Queens DA
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One candidate was ‘not approved.’ Another did not attend the interview.
Read MoreQCBA Leads Law School Student Ambassador Program for 2Ls and 3Ls
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The Queens County Bar Association is currently accepting applications for its Student Ambassador Program.
Read MoreQCBA Hosts Meeting to Discuss Proposed Calendar Changes
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The Queens County Bar Association’s Civil Court Committee will host a luncheon meeting next month in order to discuss the proposed calendar call changes of Consumer Credit Transaction and Small Claims Court.
Read MoreQCBA Cultivates Next Generation Of Queens Attorneys
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The QCBA is championing its Student Ambassadorship Program to engage the next generation of attorneys.
Read MoreQVLP Gives Hope To Low-Income Defendants
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For 27 years, low-income Queens residents saddled with mysterious debt, pressured by abusive landlords or forced to navigate a confusing civil court system have had one reliable resource to which they could turn: the Queens Volunteer Lawyers’ Project.
A President Named Hilary
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“Queens is a microcosm of what I wish our country would be.”
That’s how Hilary Gingold, the new president of the Queens County Bar Association feels about her beloved borough.
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