Nathan J. Olson Assists The Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course
On Wednesday, January 10, 2018, Nathan J. Olson participated as a faculty member at the Virginia State Bar’s Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course held at the Hilton Mark Center Hotel in Alexandria, Virginia. Nathan assisted other faculty members with multiple break-out sessions featuring a variety of topics related to professionalism. The course, which is adeptly […]
Rob Worster Elected Secretary of the VA State Bar’s Fifth District Committee
Rob Worster has been elected Secretary of the Virginia State Bar’s Fifth District Committee (Section II). This Section is one of two committees assigned to Fairfax County and is comprised of seven local attorneys and three lay members. Members of the Committee meet monthly throughout the year to review investigative reports and evaluate pending complaints […]
Congratulations, Nathan!
Earlier this month, Nathan Olson attended the 79th Virginia State Bar Annual Meeting in Virginia Beach. On June 16, 2017 Nathan was honored at the Young Lawyers Conference luncheon for his 10 years of service. Nathan was presented a plaque and the outgoing President (Dean E. Lhospital) thanked him for his dedication to the YLC […]
Congratulations, Rob!
On June 15, 2017, the Virginia State Bar Council unanimously approved the nomination of our own Rob Worster as a committee member of the 2017-2018 Fifth District Committee (Section II). District committees are the backbone of the attorney disciplinary process and we are proud that Rob has joined Heather Cooper and Stephanie Smith in this […]
Rob Worster Speaks at Professionalism Course
On Tuesday, January 10, 2017, Rob Worster and Heather Cooper participated as faculty members at the Virginia State Bar’s Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course held at the Hilton Mark Center Hotel. Rob spoke to the group of approximately 300 attorneys about Virginia’s disciplinary process. Heather and Rob later assisted other faculty members with multiple break-out […]
Robert Worster served as a faculty member of the Virginia State Bar Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course
On August 31, 2016, Robert Worster served as a faculty member of the Virginia State Bar Harry L. Carrico Professionalism Course. Rob presented with the Honorable William W. Sharp and Elizabeth L. Wildhack on the ethical and professionalism considerations of a civil practice. The course was well attended, well organized, and another wonderful experience.
Dan Gray was formally voted in as the Chairman of the Virginia State Bar’s Family Law Section Board
Dan Gray was formally voted in as the Chairman of the Virginia State Bar’s Family Law Section Board this past weekend at the VSB Annual Meeting in Virginia Beach. Dan has served on the Board for several years and will be acting as chair for the 2016-2017 bar year. The Board examines issues related to […]
Nathan Olson Concludes Term as YLC President at VSB Annual Meeting
Last week, Nathan Olson attended the 78th Virginia State Bar Annual Meeting in Virginia Beach. This was Nathan’s last official meeting as President of the Young Lawyers Conference. On June 15-16, 2016 Nathan attended Bar Council meetings where he successfully advocated for amendments to the YLC’s Bylaws. At the YLC Awards Luncheon on June 17, […]
Nathan Olson Speaks at VSB Admission and Orientation Ceremony
On June 8, 2016, the Virginia State Bar held the spring Admission and Orientation Ceremony at the Greater Richmond Convention Center. This ceremony occurs twice each year and is held for all newly licensed attorneys in Virginia. These new attorneys are given the opportunity to appear before the Supreme Court of Virginia to be admitted […]
Nathan Olson Delivers Opening Remarks at YLC’s Minority Pre-Law Conference
On Saturday, April 2, 2016, Nathan Olson delivered opening remarks at the 2016 Northern Virginia Minority Pre-Law Conference. The MPLC is a program of the Young Lawyers Conference and is intended to expose college students, especially minority students, to the legal field. The MPLC covers all aspects of entering the legal profession. From LSAT prep […]