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The mission of the Wyoming State Bar is to regulate the practice of law, facilitate the provision of quality legal services to the public, and assist attorneys in the professional practice of law.

Every attorney has a practice area. Every attorney also shares a larger calling.Whether you focus on estate planning in ...
10/15/2026

Every attorney has a practice area. Every attorney also shares a larger calling.

Whether you focus on estate planning in Sheridan, represent clients in Casper, or serve on the bench in Cheyenne, your work does more than resolve individual matters. It strengthens public trust in the justice system and helps people in our communities feel that fairness is within reach.

That responsibility doesn't depend on the size of your firm or the type of law you practice. It shows up in pro bono hours, mentoring a new attorney, and the steady professionalism you bring to every case.

Tag a Wyoming attorney who embodies this kind of service.

The content of this site is not to be deemed an endorsement by the Wyoming State Bar of the views expressed herein.

Marketing a law firm doesn't look the way it did even a few years ago. Generative AI has changed how potential clients s...
10/13/2026

Marketing a law firm doesn't look the way it did even a few years ago. Generative AI has changed how potential clients search for and find legal help, and firms that haven't adjusted their strategy may be losing visibility without realizing it.

Join us virtually on October 20, 2026, from 1:00–2:00 p.m. for "New Wave: Ten Ways Law Firm Marketing Has Changed That You Might Have," presented by Jared Correia of Red Cave Law Firm Consulting — a free member benefit available through the Wyoming State Bar. Correia will walk through practical strategies for content marketing, social media, paid advertising, and video in this new marketing landscape, and help you build an approach that actually works for your firm.

Register today to save your spot.

The content of this site is not to be deemed an endorsement by the Wyoming State Bar of the views expressed herein.

The Editorial Committee was hard at work this weekend in Jackson coming up with themes for each issue of the Wyoming Law...
10/10/2026

The Editorial Committee was hard at work this weekend in Jackson coming up with themes for each issue of the Wyoming Lawyer magazine for 2027. Thank you to Michael Lutz, Kelly Neville, Katharine Lovett, Susan Stubson, Marci Bramlet, Mark Gifford and President Alison Gee for volunteering their time!

No two legal situations are exactly alike, and yours deserves more than a generic answer pulled from the internet.A good...
10/08/2026

No two legal situations are exactly alike, and yours deserves more than a generic answer pulled from the internet.

A good outcome starts with someone who takes the time to actually understand your story: what happened, what's at stake, and what you need moving forward. That kind of understanding doesn't come from a search bar. It comes from a real conversation with someone who's trained to ask the right questions and stand behind the answers they give you.

As more people turn to AI for quick legal information, it's worth remembering that quick isn't always right, and generic isn't the same as accurate. Your legal matters deserve a human who's in your corner.

Ready to talk to someone? Find a Wyoming attorney at wyomingbar.org.

The content of this site is not to be deemed an endorsement by the Wyoming State Bar of the views expressed herein.

🎥 President Alison Gee had the pleasure of attending the ALPS Legal Malpractice Insurance and Law Firm Insurance Bar Lea...
10/07/2026

🎥 President Alison Gee had the pleasure of attending the ALPS Legal Malpractice Insurance and Law Firm Insurance Bar Leaders Retreat in Missoula, Montana, this past July. She was gracious enough to take some time to film a video about navigating change in Wyoming's legal profession.

▶️ Watch the video and get to know Alison:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0SdZ0ncJDU

Please watch, like and share—and help us introduce Alison and her leadership to our wider community!

The Cheyenne Housing Authority is hiring a Legal Affairs Administrator to work independently to oversee and coordinate C...
10/07/2026

The Cheyenne Housing Authority is hiring a Legal Affairs Administrator to work independently to oversee and coordinate CHA's legal and compliance matters, with access to outside legal counsel for guidance when needed. Learn more on our online Job Bank! https://buff.ly/W32wDsO

🎉 Congratulations to Wyoming’s newest attorneys! ⚖️The Wyoming State Bar was proud to celebrate our newest admittees at ...
10/07/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Wyoming’s newest attorneys! ⚖️

The Wyoming State Bar was proud to celebrate our newest admittees at the New Admittee Ceremony—a special occasion marking the beginning of an exciting new chapter in their legal careers. And a good time was had by all at the reception following the ceremony!

We also celebrate the families, friends, mentors and loved ones who gathered to share this milestone. Behind every new attorney is a community of people who offered encouragement, support and countless hours of sacrifice along the way.

To our newest members of the Wyoming State Bar: Congratulations on this tremendous achievement! We look forward to all you will contribute to Wyoming’s legal profession and the communities you serve.

Welcome to the Wyoming State Bar! 🥂⚖️

🔎 This week’s blog post: When workflows need a human touchAutomation can keep a law firm’s processes moving—but not ev...
10/06/2026

🔎 This week’s blog post: When workflows need a human touch

Automation can keep a law firm’s processes moving—but not everything can (or should) be automated.

The human touch can strengthen client relationships and make workflows more effective. But it also creates a potential weak spot: people don’t always do what they’re supposed to do.

So what happens when a manual step gets missed? And what should firm leaders do when missed tasks become a pattern?

This week’s post takes a practical look at the intersection of workflows, accountability, and management—and why effective systems require more than just good software.

👉 Read “Past Due: The Most Effective Workflows Require a Human Touch & Real Consequences” from the Wyoming State Bar’s Law Practice Management Blog. https://buff.ly/6eDqzaM

Navigating the court system alone can be overwhelming, especially for those facing high-stakes matters like eviction, di...
10/06/2026

Navigating the court system alone can be overwhelming, especially for those facing high-stakes matters like eviction, divorce, or a protection order without an attorney. That's the gap the Court Navigator Program was built to close.

Court navigators are trained volunteers who walk self-represented litigants through the process step by step, explaining procedures in plain language, helping with form completion, and connecting people to legal aid and other resources when they need more support than a navigator can provide.

Since launching as a pilot in April 2025, the program has grown steadily, and Albany County is the latest addition alongside Carbon, Fremont, Lincoln, Natrona, and Uinta. For now, Albany County appointments will be offered virtually, with scheduling details available through the Wyoming Judicial Branch.

Read more about the expansion and what it means for access to justice in Wyoming: https://buff.ly/eIUG6Uh

The content of this site is not to be deemed an endorsement by the Wyoming State Bar of the views expressed herein.

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