Join Us for the 2021 Annual Meeting and Member Appreciation Event |
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Register Today!
Register for our 2021 Annual Meeting and Member Appreciation Day on Friday, Oct. 8! This event is FREE to all State Bar members and worth 5.0 credits (includes 1.0 EP). We will be streaming the live presentation and welcome those members who wish to attend from the comfort of their home or office computer, there’s plenty of room left to register! We have reached our capacity limited attendance at the State Bar.
CLE Topics:
- The Commission on Equity and Justice
- Stop Missing Your Life (Wellness)
- Mapping Out Important Problems in Access to Justice
- Building a Thriving Law Practice with Family Friendly Workplace Policies
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- Opening remarks from Chief Justice Michael E. Vigil
- Meditation with Michelle DuVal of the Mindfulness Center
- Annual Awards Presentation
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ABA Hybrid Annual Meeting
The Undiagnosed Long-Term Impact of Judicial Review on Emergency Public Health Orders
Join Justice David K. Thomson and Chief of Staff and former General Counsel, Office of the Governor, Matt Garcia, among other presenters for a session as part of the ABA’s Hybrid Annual Meeting at 1 p.m. CDT on Aug. 6. The judiciary’s role in reviewing the scope of state authority to design emergency response measures to an emerging and ongoing crisis is the subject of this program. The program begins with a mock argument.
A state solicitor will present first (former General Counsel and current Chief of State to the Office of the Governor), followed by a civil liberties advocate (former Deputy Assistant Attorney General and current professor of Heath and Biomedical Law). The mock argument and questions posed by the court will highlight issues common to COVID-19 litigation. A panel of three judges (Georgia and New Mexico Supreme Court Justices and a Professor in Public Health Law from Boston University) will then hold a mock conference to discuss these issues. Visit americanbar.org to register.
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State Bar of New Mexico
Proposed Licensing and MCLE Rule Changes
A rule change that would streamline and unify the minimum continuing legal education compliance and license renewal processes has been published for comment by the New Mexico Supreme Court. We encourage members to review the proposed rule changes.
Your comments must be received by the Clerk on or before Aug. 16, 2021, to be considered by the Court. Please note that any submitted comments may be posted on the Supreme Court’s web site for public viewing.
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Administrative Office of the Courts
Notice of E-Filing in Magistrate Court Civil Cases
Attorneys may now file civil cases electronically in all magistrate courts across New Mexico. A phased-in statewide implementation of e-filing in magistrate courts was completed when the service began July 26 in the Fourth, Seventh and Eighth Judicial Districts. E-filing and service of documents will occur through the online File & Serve system which also will be used to submit proposed text/orders for judges to review.
E-filing is currently voluntary but will become mandatory for attorneys filing civil cases in magistrate courts effective Sept. 9. Visit the Judiciary’s e-filing webpage for more information.
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Upcoming Events
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Aug. 13: Solo and Small Firm Roundtable: How to balance your trust accounts
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Aug. 16: Public Law Brown Bag
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Aug. 19-20: RPTE Ghost Ranch Retreat
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Sept. 24: Tax Section Annual Meeting
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Oct. 1: Health Law Section Annual Meeting
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Oct. 8: State Bar of New Mexico Annual Meeting
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Upcoming Programs from the Center for Legal Education: |
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Immigration Law: International Law & How It Impacts on Immigration
REPLAY: 2021 Health Law Legislative Roundup (2021)
Advanced Oratorical Cross-Examination Techniques That Work Best Against Experts at Trial and at Depositions
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Important Announcements and Deadlines
State Bar Announcements and Deadlines
Court Announcements and Deadlines
- Second Judicial District Court Notice of Mass Reassignment
- Third Judicial District Court Notice of Vacancy
- Ninth Judicial District Court Notice of Vacancy
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In Case You Missed It
State Bar Classifieds and Career Center
Recently Released Opinions by the New Mexico Supreme Court and Court of Appeals
- 2021-NMSC-022, S-1-SC-38510, State v. Wilson
- 2021-NMCA-021, A-1-CA-37320, State v. Williams
- 2021-NMCA-022, A-1-CA-37786, Cordova v. Cline
- 2021-NMCA-023, A-1-CA-38719, State ex rel. CYFD v. Maisie Y.
- 2021-NMCA-024, A-1-CA-36921, State v. Vigil
- 2021-NMCA-025, A-1-CA-37231 and -37303, Par Five Servs., LLC v. N.M. Tax'n & Revenue Dep't and Mosaic Potash Carlsbad Inc. v. N.M. Tax'n & Revenue Dep't
- 2021-NMCA-026, A-1-CA-37503, Taylor v. Waste Mgmt. of N.M.
More Content from New Mexico's Courts
• Clerk's Certificates
• Recent Rule Making Activity
• Court of Appeals Opinions List
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COVID-19 Updates and Resources
The State Bar of New Mexico is committed to helping New Mexico lawyers respond optimally to the developing COVID-19 coronavirus situation. Click here for a compilation of resources from national and local health agencies and updates from the State Bar.
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