How to help judges avoid sticky situations
Reflections about the Commission on Judicial Performance (CJP) and experiences from the bench.
For her many years of tireless service, Trudy is this year’s Scoville honoree.
Children with developmental disabilities often cannot access needed services without the help of a pro bono attorney.
A volunteer attorney helped PLC to save a girl from being coerced into a life of unpaid labor.
Pro bono volunteers helped Community Legal Aid SoCal’s clients fight an eviction and avoid homelessness.
VLI’s Family Law Clinic depends on talented attorney volunteers.
Meet the OCBA Secretarial Candidates for 2025 and vote to choose your future OCBA leader.
Help the OCBA Charitable Fund facilitate access to justice in Orange County.
When you get to know Joe Chairez, you understand immediately why he is this year’s Lei Lei Wang Ekvall award honoree.
Updated information about the OCBA’s affiliate bars from this year’s leaders.
The OCBA’s Charitable Fund Kenneth Lae Golf Scramble offers a new award for the sartorial swinger.
A look at regulatory schemes and emerging state laws that regulate the use of AI in AR+DR processes.
It helps to weigh the risks of the function for which you desire AI assistance.
An overview of how AI is used by lawyers.
The OCBA Executive Committee, Board of Directors, section leaders, and committee chairs who promote the OCBA’s mission.
Learn why so many people feel inspired by Nikki’s leadership.
Meet our new OCBA President!
Orange County legal history was forged by contributions from these formidable attorneys.
Learn why the DEI committee is relevant and the history of how it came into being.
For the first time in history, our courts are led by three women. Hear what they have to say in their own words.
Cherrie Tsai receives the well-deserved honor of being this year’s Scoville honoree.
Could Orange County set an example for other regions?
How California’s policy developed over time.
Meet the OCBA Secretarial Candidates for 2024.
Please join the OCBA in a toast to law-related charities.
Dean Allen Easley reflects on his forty-four year as a legal educator, and predicts future trends.
What happens when local jurisdiction don’t exercise their control over creating a housing element that meets state standards.
New bills allow housing developers to circumvent CEQA to meet increased demands.