Standing, Special and Ad Hoc Committees and Task Forces

The Committee evaluates and recommends to the Executive Committee and Board of Governors the cases in which the Association should take a position as amicus curiae. As well, they oversee preparation of the Association’s briefs for authorized cases.

This virtual committee meets online to discuss legal ethics and professionalism. The group holds monthly brown bag continuing education programs, and assists Association members with ethical issues.

The Committee offers a forum for exchanging ideas at meetings, seminars and educational events, provides state of the art educational programs to improve education and awareness of the challenges and opportunities for health care expertise, and provides enhanced networking opportunities for BHBA members.

The committee provides a unique educational resource for attorneys who encounter insurance issues in the course of their practice.

Presents community programs relating to the civil and criminal justice system and the legal rights of all members of our diverse community.

Coordinates the legislative activities of the Association and its representative in Sacramento. Authors resolutions recommending proposed legislative changes; reviews resolutions sponsored by other California bar associations; and recommends positions to the Board of Governors. Members also participate in the Association’s annual “Sacramento Day” lobbying trip.

Provides leadership, management and marketing training plus networking opportunities for Managing Partners in law firms with 10 or more attorneys.

The Committee works with BHBA Sections and Committees to develop and hold networking events, and plans other networking opportunities for members.

This Group serves the interests of its members, and applies the knowledge and experience of its members to serve the legal community and the public at large. Societas Reverenda welcomes all lawyers with at least 20 years of practice.