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30TH ANNUAL FOOD FROM THE BAR CAMPAIGN
Apr 15, 2021
By MCBA
MCBA is participating in Food From the Bar 2021. For the last 30 years, the legal community has come together to help end hunger in San Francisco and Marin by supporting the SF-Marin Food Bank through their annual Food From the Bar campaign.
President's Message
Let’s Keep Giving Back as We Go Back to “Normal”
Apr 07, 2021
By J. Timothy Nardell
Spring has sprung, and it is starting to feel like a real, live re-opening is afoot. More of us are emerging from our shelters and returning to social life, partially or fully vaccinated, perhaps feeling a bit blinded and rubbing our eyes in the light at the end of the tunnel, after a solid year spent in the half light of shelter-in-place.
EVENT RECAP
Legal Aid of Marin and MCBA Honor Pro Bono Volunteers
Apr 06, 2021
By Mary Sackett
Every year, Legal Aid of Marin and MCBA honor the many volunteers who provide pro bono services “to create a more just and equitable Marin Community.” This year’s event started with a wonderful video montage of volunteers and Legal Aid staff over the years. Legal Aid of Marin Board President Jessica Karner served as the master of ceremonies for the evening and reminded us that this year’s ceremony covers two years, since last year’s was a casualty of the brand-new shelter-in-place orders.
Editor's Introduction
Are We Home at the Office Yet?
Mar 04, 2021
By Robert Rosborough
A few days from publication of this issue of the Marin Lawyer will be the one-year anniversary of the first shelter-in-place orders. How and where we are working now looks different not only from before the pandemic but from soon after it started as well. Remote working continues to evolve and it is clear to everyone that some aspects of it will remain when the pandemic is over. In other words, remote working isn’t going away.
President's Message
How Virtual Will the Future Be?
Mar 03, 2021
By J. Timothy Nardell
So, can y’all believe that it’s March already? This year seems to be just racing along. At least it feels like we’re racing in the right direction, with hints that we might be (with fingers crossed) turning the corner on worst of this pandemic. After (can you believe it?) almost a full year of on-again, off-again shelter-in-place restrictions, the number of new cases has dropped dramatically over the past month, as have the number of hospitalizations and deaths in Marin, throughout California, and nationwide.
