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The Cincinnati Bar Association, founded in 1872, is an Ohio not-for-profit corporation, the members of which are attorneys principally practicing in Hamilton County, Ohio. Its mission is to promote professional excellence, foster justice, serve its members and educate the public.
Cincinnati Bar Association 2021-2022
Board of Trustees
President
Sara M. Cooperrider
President-Elect
Stephen L. Richey
Vice President
Hon. Janaya Trotter Bratton
Treasurer
Jacob D. Mahle
Secretary
Faith C. Whittaker
Immediate Past President
Hon. Christopher A. Wagner Lori A. Anthony
J. Corey Asay
Michael S. Bailes
Hon. Pierre H. Bergeron David S. Blessing
Kristin K. Booth
David R. Boyles
Terence R. Coates Eric C. Cook
Hon. Wende C. Cross Gabriel A. Davis Remington A. Jackson Lindsay A. Lawrence Shannon D. Lawson Bridget G. McGraw Pavan Vijay Parikh Jabari A. Shaw
John J. Williams
Lisa G. McPherson, Executive Director
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6 EthicsHotline
12 Continuing Legal Education 18 Cincinnati Bar Foundation 23 Legal Community News
President’s Brief
Investing for Justice
By Sara Cooperrider
Cover
Rule 5.5 Gets an Update:
New Flexibility for Remote Legal Practice in Ohio By Justin D. Flamm
Feature
Workplace Vaccine Mandates: What Employers Can and Must Do By Zack Weber
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ADR Preparation Measures
By Michael Hawkins
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Resolution Isn’t Far with CBADR: Local mediators and arbitrators are a winning combination
By John B. Pinney
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Changing the Rules: Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas to update Rules of Procedure in 2022
By the Standing Committee on Civil Procedure and the CBA
25PracticeGroups 26 Member News 28 Memorials
31 Classified Ads
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