New Orleans Bar Association

New Orleans Bar Association Serving the interests of lawyers and judges in the Greater New Orleans Area since 1924.

Join the NOBA YLS for our June meeting! Each month the Young Lawyers Section meets to plan and discuss upcoming events a...
06/08/2026

Join the NOBA YLS for our June meeting! Each month the Young Lawyers Section meets to plan and discuss upcoming events and activities. The June meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. The meeting will be held both in person at 650 Poydras Street, Suite 1505 and via Zoom. More details at https://bit.ly/4usf9eP

The lawyers who stay ahead are the ones who hear it directly from the bench.Join Judge LaKeisha N. Jefferson for an insi...
06/05/2026

The lawyers who stay ahead are the ones who hear it directly from the bench.

Join Judge LaKeisha N. Jefferson for an insider's look at the issues, trends, and developments shaping family law cases in Orleans Parish. Learn what practitioners are encountering right now, what judges are seeing in their courtrooms, and what you need to know moving forward.

✓ Meet judges
✓ Build referral relationships
✓ Expand your professional network

Law School teaches the law. Judges teach the courtroom.

📅 Thursday, June 11, 2026
🕔 5:00 p.m.
📍 Two Tony's Restaurant
🎟 Register now https://bit.ly/4olr3Wj

NOBA congratulates Judy Y. Barrasso for being selected as the 2026 recipient of the  Louisiana Bar Foundation’s Curtis R...
06/04/2026

NOBA congratulates Judy Y. Barrasso for being selected as the 2026 recipient of the Louisiana Bar Foundation’s Curtis R. Boisfontaine Trial Advocacy Award. The award recognizes attorneys whose careers exemplify excellence in trial advocacy and whose work has elevated the practice of law in Louisiana. Judy is a past president of the New Orleans Bar Association and recipient of NOBA's 2025 Presidents' Award.

Family law doesn't stand still. Neither should your practice.Join Judge LaKeisha Jefferson for a discussion of the issue...
06/04/2026

Family law doesn't stand still. Neither should your practice.

Join Judge LaKeisha Jefferson for a discussion of the issues, trends, and developments shaping family law cases in Orleans Parish.
Hear directly from the bench about what practitioners are encountering right now and what every lawyer should know moving forward.
Law School teaches the law. Judges teach the courtroom.

Thursday, June 11, 2026. 5:00 p.m. at Two Tony's Restaurant. Register now: https://bit.ly/43jBBLZ

NOBA's 2026 Approach the Bench CLE Series begins next week in Judge Reese's Courtroom on Wednesday, June 10! Swipe to se...
06/02/2026

NOBA's 2026 Approach the Bench CLE Series begins next week in Judge Reese's Courtroom on Wednesday, June 10! Swipe to see more upcoming Approach the Bench sessions. The Approach the Bench program provides a forum for lawyers to get to know the local, state, and federal court judges. Judges speak about general topics, including practice and procedures, trial practice, motions practice, and more. Approach the Bench CLEs are free to all NOBA members. Register now! neworleansbar.org/?pg=Approach-The-Bench

Join NOBA's YLS for the Summer Bar Crawl following the Dos & Don'ts of Summer Clerkships Seminar! Kick off is at 4:30 p....
05/28/2026

Join NOBA's YLS for the Summer Bar Crawl following the Dos & Don'ts of Summer Clerkships Seminar! Kick off is at 4:30 p.m. at The Barnett. All are invited! For full route details, visit: https://bit.ly/4e9drd8

Some client interviews don’t just gather facts. They shape the entire case.Trauma changes memory. Communication. Disclos...
05/27/2026

Some client interviews don’t just gather facts. They shape the entire case.
Trauma changes memory. Communication. Disclosure. Litigation strategy. If lawyers don’t understand that, they can unintentionally damage both the client relationship and the case itself.

Representing Survivors of Sexual Abuse in Litigation CLE explores trauma-informed advocacy in sexual abuse civil litigation — including intake, interviewing, client communication, and navigating parallel criminal proceedings. Modern litigation requires more than knowing the law.

June 3, 2026, 12 – 1 pm, at NOBA. Lunch provided.
Register at https://bit.ly/4tTE7Dn

Memorial Day. Some of us are happy for a day off. But we should pause.Somewhere right now a mother, a wife, a child is s...
05/25/2026

Memorial Day. Some of us are happy for a day off. But we should pause.

Somewhere right now a mother, a wife, a child is standing at a grave with small flags in hand. They need a moment, and we owe them the silence to have it.

These were our people. They had plans. They had someone they loved who loved them back. They gave it all — not because they had to, but because they believed in something larger than themselves.

That is the American story, told not in marble but in names. So many lives, lived with honor. Think of them and say thank you, even quietly. They earned our remembrance. Let’s give it.

Do you have Summer Law Clerks at your firm? Have them join us on May 28 for the Young Lawyers Section's annual Dos and D...
05/20/2026

Do you have Summer Law Clerks at your firm? Have them join us on May 28 for the Young Lawyers Section's annual Dos and Don'ts of Summer Clerkships! Our panel will discuss everything law clerks need to know about summer clerkships including conduct, attire, and etiquette. The seminar will be followed by the YLS Summer Bar Crawl social. We will meet at The Barnett Lobby Bar at 4:30 p.m. The full route and times for the bar crawl is at neworleansbar.org. You won't want to miss it! More information is available at https://bit.ly/3RbSPZ3. Email Briana Nelms ([email protected]) to register!

Join NOBA's Property Law Committee on Thursday, May 21, for a discussion of Subsurface Rights and Testing the Limits of ...
05/15/2026

Join NOBA's Property Law Committee on Thursday, May 21, for a discussion of Subsurface Rights and Testing the Limits of Eminent Domain. This CLE examines how Louisiana property law is being reshaped by the combined pressures of increasingly layered subsurface uses and the expanding use of eminent domain in modern energy infrastructure. Focusing on cases involving pipeline-on-pipeline servitudes, CCS and CO₂ pipeline expropriation, and recent judicial skepticism toward revenue-driven takings, the program explores how courts are being challenged to interpret traditional doctrines of servitude scope, exclusivity, and public use, and to reconcile longstanding property principles with evolving demands for infrastructure. It further examines how, under current case law and legislative developments, fundamental questions about who controls the subsurface and the limits of state-delegated taking power have emerged. Register now at https://bit.ly/3RbcQig

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