Charting the Future: BAMSL's Dynamic Roadmap for Growth and Impact
By Susan McCourt Baltz
BAMSL has changed dramatically in the last 35 years. When I joined, we had two lunch clubs and a large staff. BAMSL has shrunk dramatically in staff size and the practice of law has changed with Zoom appearances in court and CLE over the internet. Frankly, I am happy to see that BAMSL has survived but as a voluntary bar it must continually improve and add value to the everyday life of an attorney.
Read more in the inaugural issue of the St. Louis Law Journal, out now! |
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Free Member WILP CLE: Empowering Neurodivergent Women in Law: Navigating Challenges and Embracing Strengths
We are pleased to announce that Edie Rasmussen, MED, LPC, and Jennifer Gerlach, LCSW, will be presenting on the topic of neurodivergent diagnoses in women. On Monday, July 29 from 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM, they will explore current trends in diagnosing conditions such as ADHD and autism, with some focus on the impact of late-life diagnoses. The presentation will also cover strategies for managing symptoms associated with these diagnoses and provide guidance on self-recognition of symptoms for those considering evaluation. |
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Rendezvous on the Roof - Free for BAMSL Members!
BAMSL is officially kicking off the summer! Join us on Wednesday, July 17 from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM on the beautiful rooftop terrace and pool at Le Meridien Clayton. This is a free Members-only exclusive social and networking event. |
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