A resurgence is occurring in the heart of Arizona. The Cochise County Bar Association, once dormant, is coming back from a hiatus in the wake of past events such as the September 11 attacks and the Iraq War. These events spurred political divisions, brought social gatherings between lawyers to a standstill, and the association entered into a long period of inactivity. But now, a new dawn is dawning for Cochise County, and the legal profession is rising like the proverbial phoenix.

reactivation

This association is not just making a comeback; It is being activated. It recently approved bylaws, elected officers, and is working with the Arizona Bar to plan a continuing legal education (CLE) program. This underlines our association's commitment to fostering professional connections, sharing legal knowledge and creating legal knowledge. Support network among lawyers. This is especially important in rural areas like Cochise County, where there is a shortage of attorneys. The revival of the association is considered a very positive development for the legal community in the region.

upcoming events

This coming March 26th, an interesting event will be held at Sierra Vista. His CLE event focused on the use of technology in jury selection and trials. An important theme on the agenda is that court procedures vary by county and judge. The event is designed to bring together judges, magistrates and Cochise County bar members and demonstrates the association's commitment to unifying the legal profession.

main character

Several key figures contributed to the revival of the association. At the forefront of the attack are loli zucco, president of the local bar association. after that, chris russellrepresenting Cochise County on the Board of Governors of the State Bar; Laura Cardinal, a former Superior Court judge who currently serves as chair of the Special Events Committee.Let's not forget Alecia Ash, a recent law graduate and the newest judicial clerk for the U.S. District Court in Tucson. She is the newest member of the Arizona Bar from Cochise County and represents the future of a burgeoning legal profession.