State Bar’s Annual Meeting Begins Today
Presidential Summit to Focus on the Courts’ Money Problems
NEW YORK — The New York State Bar Association’s 135th Annual Meeting begins today and will feature forums on immigration, court funding, representation of veterans, diversity in the legal community, the impact of the Bernard Madoff fraud case on international litigation, a film and panel discussion on the Nuremberg trials, representation of charities and the burgeoning field of animal law.
More than 5,000 attorneys are expected to attend the weeklong conference, which is being held at the Hilton New York in Manhattan from today through Saturday.