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Membership
Membership in the Deschutes County Bar Association is open to Oregon State Bar members in good standing who live or work in Deschutes County. There are no dues. Contact a DCBA representative, below, for information. Deschutes County Bar Association Email: deschutes.county.bar@gmail.com Board of Directors and Committees Laura Craska Cooper, Director & Past President Email: lcooper@brixlaw.com Emmanuel Miller, President Email: emmanuel@millerandhopp.com Eric Taylor, Treasurer Email: etaylor@brixlaw.com David Doyle, Director Email: davehdoyle@gmail.com Alycia Sykora, Secretary Email: asykoralaw@gmail.com Christian Malone, Social/Coffee Hour Committee Chair Email: cmalone@peterkinburgess.com David Rosen, Access to Justice Committee Liaison Email: drosen@high-desert-law.com Alycia Sykora, CLE & Special Events Committee Chair Email: asykoralaw@gmail.com Board of Director Meetings Board meetings are open to members. Board meetings are held via video/telephone until further notice. The next board meeting: November 13, 2020 at noon. CLE cost is $15 for Zoom, $30 for in-person. Payment must be received before CLE begins. Contact the DCBA for corporate records. Link to Deschutes County Circuit Court here. Link to OSB Diversity Action Plan 2018-20 here. |
Events Coffee Hour: The Commons, 875 NW Brooks Street, Bend, first Wednesday of each month 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. To register for a CLE: (1) Send $15 to the Treasurer, Eric Taylor, at Brix Law LLC, 15 SW Colorado Avenue, Suite 3, in Bend, and (2) email the CLE date and your bar number to deschutes.county.bar@gmail.com. Payment must be received before the CLE. Upcoming Webinar CLEs held noon to one: October 22, 2020 Professionalism During COVID-19 Judge Eric Dahlin, Multnomah County Circuit Court and Lisanne Butterfield, Carr Butterfield, LLP Oregon Bench and Bar Commission on Professionalism One ethics credit November 12, 2020 Diversity and Attorney Retention Iván Resendiz Gutierrez One Access to Justice credit Cosponsored with Cascade Women Lawyers December 3, 2020 Critical Ethics Trends Nik Chourey, Deputy General Counsel, Oregon State Bar One ethics credit |