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DIGITAL EXTRAS
D.C. BAR OPENS AI LAWYER
REFERRAL SERVICE TO PUBLIC
To benefit its members and the greater District of
Columbia community, the D.C. Bar has launched
to the public MyDCLawyer, a groundbreaking service
that instantly matches individuals and businesses
with lawyers specializing in their type of
matter. MyDCLawyer utilizes AI technology to
streamline the matching process to one that is
intuitive, efficient, and accessible.
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GWU'S KIERA
YU IS NEW
WRITER IN
RESIDENCE
The D.C. Bar has
selected George
Washington University
Law School 2L
student Kiera Yu as
its 2024-2025 writer
in residence. Yu currently works as a legal intern at
the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board,
where she researches U.S. and international regulatory
and audit policy issues. During her residency,
Yu will collaborate with D.C. Bar staff writers
and editors to produce content for the Bar's multimedia
channels. The Writer in Residence Program
is sponsored by the D.C. Bar Law Student Community.
dcbar.org/news
P360º
PROVIDES ATTENDEES
A LEG UP ON COMPETITORS
DIGITAL EXTRAS
On October 9, approximately 100 people gathered
at the D.C. Bar for Practice 360º, an annual
presentation by the Bar's Practice Management
Advisory Service. The daylong event offered attorneys
strategies to boost their services, stay abreast
of the latest technological advancements in the
legal space, and navigate business and legal
ethics concerns.
dcbar.org/news
3 CANDIDATES NOMINATED
FOR SUPERIOR COURT VACANCY
The District of Columbia Judicial Nomination
Commission has recommended to the president
three candidates for a judicial vacancy on the
Superior Court of the District of Columbia created
by the retirement of Judge Anita Josey-Herring.
The candidates are D.C. Superior Court Magistrate
Judge Eric S. Glover; Kathleen Konopka, legal
director for the Global Health Advocacy Incubator;
and Micah Salb, principal attorney at Lippman,
Semsker & Salb, LLC.
dcbar.org/news
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