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Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Feb 6, 2019
BYOL (Bring Your Own Laptop) and maximize your time at a live Fastcase training session. You will learn how to use the Fastcase legal research tool and enhance your research skills during this program at the Tennessee Bar Center in Nashville on Feb. 21. Representatives from Fastcase will be reviewing the basics and new features in this comprehensive training. Sign up today.
Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Dec 21, 2018

The TBA offices will be closed on Monday and Tuesday in observance of the Christmas holiday. We will be reopen bright and early on Wednesday morning at 7 a.m. for our CLE Blast!

Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Nov 21, 2018

The TBA offices will be closed Thursday and Friday for the Thanksgiving holiday. We will reopen Monday at 8 a.m.

Posted by: Joycelyn Stevenson on Nov 7, 2018
In a recent item about proposed changes to the TBA bylaws, we were alerted to an inadvertent error in the proposed language to Section 23 of the revised bylaws that not only moved the provision but changed the wording. The change in wording was not considered by the Board of Governors prior to the posted notice last week and upon discovery of the error, action was immediately taken to remedy the issue to reflect the language outlined in the original TBA Today posting pointing out the placement change. The TBA appreciates the input of its members and their faithful communication about all aspects of TBA Today, but especially one such as this, which could have resulted in unintended consequences. The requirement that notice be given of proposed bylaws changes is not only so that the membership will be informed and can comment, but also so that any errors can be pointed out and corrected. The 21-day notice period to the membership will restart today and the Board will consider all proposed changes at a specially set meeting after the notice period ends. Please click here to find updated proposed revisions of the TBA bylaws to reflect changes under consideration by the Board of Governors. The current bylaws can be found here.
Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Sep 13, 2018
During the registration at tomorrow’s CLE programs in Clarksville and Cookeville, Pam McGrath and Donna Davis of TBA Member Insurance Solutions will be on site to answer your questions. Don’t miss this free insurance consultation.
Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Aug 16, 2018
Through Fastcase, all TBA members can receive a 10 percent discount to Suffolk University Law School’s new Legal Innovation and Technology Certificate. This first-of-its-kind online program consists of six courses designed to prepare legal professionals to work more effectively and efficiently in a rapidly changing legal marketplace. It is designed for attorneys and other legal professionals (law librarians, paralegals, marketing officers, regulatory officers, etc.) who are dedicated to preparing their organizations, and themselves, for the future.
Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Aug 9, 2018
The TBA Mentoring Program is designed to foster mutually beneficial relationships between participating attorneys and connect members with resources and tools. Mentoring opportunities include events, programs and access to practice area resources. Sign up to be a mentor or apply for mentoring opportunities.
Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Jun 29, 2018
The Tennessee Bar Association’s 2017-2018 membership year ends June 30, so if you have not yet renewed your membership do so now to ensure you continue receiving all TBA benefits and services. To not miss a thing, visit the TBA website immediately and renew. 
Posted by: Stacey Shrader Joslin on Apr 2, 2018
The Tennessee Bar Association’s online renewal program for 2018-2019 is now open! Renew your membership today, and you will not have to worry about losing benefits or services for the next year. Membership includes three pre-paid CLE credits (a $150 value) plus discounts on courses, free online legal research (with an annual value of $995) and timely information through TBA Today, the TBA Law Blog and the Tennessee Bar Journal. Renew online today.
Posted by: Katharine Heriges on Jan 23, 2018
TBA partner Fastcase today announced that it will begin offering a collection of expert treatises, handbooks and other secondary sources from Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S., Law Sites Blog reports. The collection includes 129 titles covering areas of law such as bankruptcy, business, construction, elder law, employment, estate planning, family, litigation, health, insurance, pension and benefits, personal injury and real estate. Fastcase users will see the new titles in the library immediately.

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