The KCBA office on Randall Road has recently undergone some exciting updates and changes. New carpet and a fresh coat of paint now welcome visitors to the reconfigured office. You’ll find the front door has moved and our friendly office coordinator Kim will greet you from a new welcome area. New meeting and conference room…
For more information and to access the nominating petition, please log in to your KCBA Member account. Kane County Bar Association Board of Managers Vacancy 2021 Pursuant to the Bylaws of the Kane County Bar Association, Article X, Section 1, before March 1 of each year, each of those persons, being members in good standing…
The Kane County Bar Association Annual Meeting & Memorial Service was originally scheduled for May 20, 2020 but was canceled due to the ongoing pandemic. The Memorial Service is an opportunity to celebrate the lives of KCBA members who have died in the previous year. This inspiring and reflective event has been occurring since 1892…
New WI-FI has been installed in the Kane County Judicial Center and will be available for use when the KCJC reopens for normal operations. Who uses it: the public, including private attorneys, law enforcement, any other outside agencies Court-Staff: Judicial Staff, SAO’s, PD’s, Court Services, Court Security, Bailiffs, and other court employee To connect: use…
The 2020 Peskind Memorial Family Law Seminar is now live on the KBCA Website for KCBA Members to view. There is some wonderful information, so be sure to head over and check out the videos! Below is a listing of the Topics and Speakers: Segment 1 The Basics of Reviewing and Understanding Business and Personal…
The Kane county Bar Association realizes the importance of the Illinois LAP Program. Please take a moment to look at this message and contribute to a cause that affects many within our community. https://youtu.be/rkD6lVWikRM A Message from Dr. Diana Uchiyama, JD, PsyD, CAADC To the Illinois Legal Community, Currently, LAP is experiencing a tremendous increase…
After the town hall meeting of 10/29/2020. Judge Clint Hull sent update of what to expect for rest of year and for 1st quarter 2021
