Arturo L. Jaramillo Summer Law Clerk Program |
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Does your firm, business or agency want to be part of an ABA Awarded Program? It's the only one of its kind in the country!
If you answered yes to that question, then participating in the Arturo Jaramillo Clerkship Program can help accomplish these goals! Arturo L. Jaramillo, the first Hispanic president of the State Bar of New Mexico, developed the Summer Law Clerk Program in 1993 to offer first year law students of diverse backgrounds the opportunity to clerk in legal settings that provide a foundation for the students' law careers and to promote equal employment opportunities for persons who have historically been under-represented in the legal profession.
The program creates employment opportunities in medium and large law firms, state and local public agencies, and corporate law departments in New Mexico by providing a summer law clerk experience for motivated and deserving law students who meet the programs eligibility criteria.
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Coronavirus Updates
The State Bar of New Mexico is committed to helping New Mexico lawyers respond optimally to the developing COVID-19 coronavirus situation. Visit www.nmbar.org/covid-19 for a compilation of resources from national and local health agencies and frequently asked questions. This page will be updated regularly during this rapidly evolving situation. Please check back often for the latest information from the State Bar of New Mexico.
State Bar Building
The State Bar Center is closed until further notice and State Bar staff are working remotely. If documents need to be dropped off or picked up, front desk hours are Mon., Weds., Fri. from 9-10 a.m. Please call 505-797-6000 or email sbnm@nmbar.org beforehand, or for more information.
If you have additional questions or suggestions about the State Bar's response to the coronavirus situation, please email Executive Director Richard Spinello at rspinello@nmbar.org.
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Upcoming Programs from the Center for Legal Education: |
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Gain the Edge! Negotiation Strategies for Lawyers
The World Has Changed. Let’s Sort it Out
Naked and Afraid: A Legal Survival Skills Program
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Upcoming Events
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Dec. 18: NREEL Section Annual Meeting
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Dec. 18: Immigration Law Section Annual Meeting
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Jan. 19: Solo Small Firm January Virtual Lunch Presentation: Keeping Up with the Pandemic Developments
We are currently keeping a list of events that have been cancelled or changed due to the coronavirus situation. These events include State Bar of New Mexico events, Court events, and other events in the legal community. Please the Resources for Attorneys & FAQ About Coronavirus page often as this situation is changing rapidly. To notify us of an event cancellation or change, email Evann Laird at elaird@nmbar.org.
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Important Announcements and Deadlines
State Bar Announcements and Deadlines
Court Announcements and Deadlines
- New Mexico Supreme Court Candidate Announcement
- Second Judicial District Court Children's Applicant Announcement
- Second Judicial District Court Criminal Applicant Announcement
- Fourth Judicial District Court Applicant Announcement
- Twelfth Judicial District Court Candidate Announcement
- Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court Announcement of Vacancy
- Bernalillo County Metropolitan Court Notice of Mass Case Reassignment
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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
- 2020-NMCA-047, A-1-CA-37836, STATE V. GRUBB
- 2020-NMCA-048, A-1-CA-38448, STATE V. CESAR B.
- 2020-NMCA-049, A-1-CA-37411, STATE V. BACA
- 2020-NMCA-050, A-1-CA-37917, STATE V. ESPARZA
- 2020-NMCA-051, A-1-CA-36032, STATE V. COSTILLO
More Content from New Mexico's Courts
• Clerk's Certificates
• Recent Rule Making Activity
• Court of Appeals Opinions List
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The Solutions Group
Take advantage of a free employee assistance program, a service offered by the New Mexico Judges and Lawyers Assistance Program in cooperation with The Solutions Group. Get help and support for yourself, your family and your employees. Services include up to four FREE counseling sessions/issue/year for any behavioral health, addiction, relationship conflict, anxiety and/or depression issue. Counseling sessions are with a professionally licensed therapist. Other free services include management consultation, stress management education, critical incident stress debriefing, substance use disorder assessments, video counseling and 24/7 call center. Providers are located throughout the state.
- To access this service call 855-231-7737 or 505-254-3555 and identify with NMJLAP. All calls are confidential.
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