Mission Statement

To involve, encourage and support Bar Association members, to serve as a liaison to the Marin County courts, and to educate the community and enhance access to legal services.

Calendar

Wed | Oct 27

12-1P

General

Marin County Superior Court Update

An Update from Marin County Superior Court Presiding Judge Andrew Sweet
1.0 CLE | General

Tue | Nov 09

12-1P

Labor and Employment Law

Labor & Employment Law Section Meeting

Update on New Legislation Impacting Labor & Employment Lawyers
1.0 CLE | General

Tue | Nov 16

10A-4:30P

General

Bay Area MCLE Conference

Keynotes
10.0 CLE | General | 2.0 CLE | Ethics | 1.0 CLE | Substance Abuse | 1.0 CLE | Bias

Wed | Jun 29

5:30-9P

General

Moved to June 29 2022 : MCBA Lifetime Achievement Dinner

Honoring Gary T. Ragghianti
News
President's Message

Change and Resilience

Oct 06, 2021
By J. Timothy Nardell

As we turn the corner from Summer to Fall, I am turning the final corner of my year as MCBA president and I am becoming reflective about the year that has passed. This was certainly not the year that I anticipated. I don’t think it was a year that anyone expected. And, while our expectations for returning to “normality” are still somewhat mixed, it does seem to me that we have turned the corner from thinking about COVID-19 as a global pandemic to thinking about COVID-19 as an endemic condition, something that we are learning to live with.

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ANNUAL MCLE CONFERENCE

Got CLE? We’ve Got Plenty: Registration for MCBA’s Annual MCLE Conference Is Open!

Oct 05, 2021
By MCBA

MCBA’s annual Bay Area MCLE Conference is coming up next month, with four outstanding keynote speakers and many great specialty programs. This year’s conference runs from November 16th to 18th and will provide 14 CLE credits if you attend all of the sessions, including ethics, elimination of bias, and competence. It’s a great deal for over half of your required credits, especially at the early-bird member price of $125 (expiring at the end of this month). This year’s conference will once again be an all-Zoom affair, making it as convenient as it can be to attend.

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Editor's Introduction

When an Apple a Day Is Not Enough

Sep 08, 2021
By Robert Rosborough

Ten years ago, would you have guessed that public health law would be a hot topic now? (Or election law, for that matter?) As much as the Affordable Care Act has withstood repeated assaults since its passage, the realm of public health law had remained something of an obscure redoubt. No longer. Since the start of the pandemic, the Marin Lawyer has covered some of the attendant legal issues and we continue to do so with this issue that brings you updates on health regulation.

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President's Message

Meet Laura McMahon, Pro Bono Manager of Legal Aid of Marin

Sep 07, 2021
By J. Timothy Nardell

In this video message MCBA President J. Timothy Nardell sits down with Laura McMahon, the Pro Bono Manager of Legal Aid of Marin.

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Employer COVID-19 Vaccination Programs

Sep 06, 2021
By Diane Marie O'Malley and Sandra L. Rappaport

The Vaccine Mandate Landscape The landscape is evolving almost every day on the subject of mandatory vaccinations despite the fact that government mandates of vaccines are not new. In Jacobson v. Massachusetts, 197 U.S. 11 (1905), the United States Supreme Court upheld the authority of states to enforce compulsory vaccination laws. On May 28, the EEOC updated its COVID-19 guidance, permitting employers (including federal and state governments) to implement COVID-19 vaccine mandates, subject to certain exemptions. A disability or sincerely held religious belief that prevents vaccination are they only exemptions to any vaccine requirements that employers must consider.

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Vaccine Requirements and COVID-19: How Will They Affect Worker’s Compensation?

Sep 06, 2021
By Cynthia Moreno of the California Applicants’ Attorneys Association

Last September, Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 1159, which codified the COVID-19 presumption created through an Executive Order (N-62-20) that stated an employee’s COVID-19 illness is an occupational injury and therefore eligible for worker’s compensation benefits if certain criteria are met.

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