The Baton Rouge Bar Association (BRBA) organizes the annual Bench Bar Conference, a premier event designed to foster collaboration and professional development among legal professionals. This conference provides a platform for attorneys and judges to engage in continuing legal education (CLE) seminars and networking activities in a relaxed environment.
The conference features a diverse array of sessions covering pertinent legal topics, including recent developments in ethics, privacy concerns on college campuses, and the latest on cybersecurity and hacking. These sessions are led by esteemed professionals and aim to address current challenges and advancements in the legal field.
Attendees can benefit from various networking opportunities, such as hospitality suites, dine-around events, and social gatherings like the silent auction and dance parties. These events are designed to encourage interaction and relationship-building among peers in the legal community.
The Bench Bar Conference is ideal for legal practitioners seeking to enhance their knowledge, earn CLE credits, and expand their professional network. Its comprehensive program and engaging social events make it a valuable experience for attorneys and judges alike.
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Speakers(44)
Aaron Chaisson
Attorney at Unknown
Aaron Chaisson is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Alex W. (Brick) Wall Jr.
Judge at Baton Rouge City Court
Judge Wall serves on the Baton Rouge City Court, handling a variety of cases within the city's jurisdiction.
Ann K. Gregorie
Executive Director at Baton Rouge Bar Association
Ann K. Gregorie is the Executive Director of the Baton Rouge Bar Association.
Anthony J. Marabella Jr.
Judge at 19th Judicial District Court
Judge Marabella presides over cases in the 19th Judicial District Court and has experience in both civil and criminal law.
C. Frank Holthaus
House of Delegates Member at Louisiana State Bar Association
Frank Holthaus is a member of the LSBA House of Delegates and has extensive experience in criminal defense.
Carroll Devillier Jr.
Attorney at Unknown
Carroll Devillier Jr. is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Christopher K. Jones
Attorney at Unknown
Christopher K. Jones is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Darrel J. Papillion
Attorney at Unknown
Darrel J. Papillion is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
David Fleshman
Attorney at Unknown
David Fleshman is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Franz N. Borghardt
Attorney at Borghardt Law Firm
Franz Borghardt is a criminal defense attorney with experience in both civil and criminal law matters.
Freddie Pitcher Jr.
Mediator at Perry Dampf Dispute Solutions
Freddie Pitcher Jr. is a former judge and experienced mediator with extensive training in dispute resolution.
Hayden Moore
Attorney at Unknown
Hayden Moore is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Hon. Erin Wilder-Doomes
Magistrate Judge at U.S. District Court, Middle District of Louisiana
Magistrate Judge Wilder-Doomes handles various pretrial matters and has a background in civil litigation.
Hon. James J. Brady
Judge at U.S. District Court, Middle District of Louisiana
Judge Brady presides over federal cases and has extensive experience in civil and criminal law.
Hon. John W. deGravelles
Judge at U.S. District Court, Middle District of Louisiana
Judge deGravelles has a background in civil litigation and now serves on the federal bench.
Hon. Pamela Moses-Laramore
Judge at Unknown
Judge Moses-Laramore served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Hon. Richard L. Bourgeois Jr.
Magistrate Judge at U.S. District Court, Middle District of Louisiana
Magistrate Judge Bourgeois assists in managing pretrial proceedings and other judicial duties.
Hon. Shelly D. Dick
Chief Judge at U.S. District Court, Middle District of Louisiana
Chief Judge Dick oversees the administration of the court and adjudicates a wide range of federal cases.
Hon. Timothy E. Kelley
Judge at 19th Judicial District Court
Judge Kelley serves on the 19th Judicial District Court and was a member of the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Hon. William A. Morvant
Judge at 19th Judicial District Court
Judge Morvant serves on the 19th Judicial District Court and co-chaired the 2015 Bench Bar Conference.
Jay A. Parker
Attorney at Unknown
Jay A. Parker is an attorney who served as the past chair of the 2015 Bench Bar Conference.
Jeff W. Watson
Attorney at Unknown
Jeff W. Watson is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
John M. Church
Professor of Law at Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center
Professor Church focuses on commercial law and has extensive experience in legal education and practice.
John W. deGravelles
Judge at United States District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana
Judge deGravelles serves on the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana and has a background in maritime law.
Katherine R. Fremin
Staff Liaison at Baton Rouge Bar Association
Katherine R. Fremin served as the staff liaison for the 2015 Bench Bar Conference.
Kati Williamson
Attorney at Unknown
Kati Williamson is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Loren Shanklin Fleshman
Attorney at Unknown
Loren Shanklin Fleshman is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Melanie Newkome Jones
Attorney at Unknown
Melanie Newkome Jones is an attorney who served as the board liaison for the 2015 Bench Bar Conference.
Michael D. Lutgring
Attorney at Unknown
Michael D. Lutgring is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Michael R. Erwin
Judge at 19th Judicial District Court
Judge Erwin is a judge in the 19th Judicial District Court with experience in criminal law.
Michael R. Phillips
Partner at Taylor Porter
Michael Phillips specializes in labor and employment law, advising clients on workplace privacy issues.
Michael V. Clegg
Attorney at Unknown
Michael V. Clegg is an attorney who presented on privacy in the workplace at the conference.
Pamela Moses-Laramore
Judge at 19th Judicial District Court
Judge Moses-Laramore is a judge in the 19th Judicial District Court with experience in family law.
Professor John M. Church
Professor of Law at Louisiana State University
Professor Church focuses on commercial law and has extensive experience in legal education.
Professor William R. Corbett
Professor of Law at Louisiana State University
Professor Corbett specializes in labor and employment law and has authored numerous articles on the subject.
Randi Ellis
Mediator at Randi Ellis, LLC
Randi Ellis is a professional mediator and co-chaired the 2015 Bench Bar Conference.
Robert A. Woosley
Attorney at Unknown
Robert A. Woosley is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Robert J. Burns Jr.
President at Baton Rouge Bar Association
Robert Burns Jr. served as the 2015 President of the Baton Rouge Bar Association and is an active member of the legal community.
Robin L. Krumholt
Attorney at Unknown
Robin L. Krumholt is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
Ryan Calo
Assistant Professor of Law at University of Washington
Professor Calo is an expert in robotics law and privacy, exploring the legal implications of emerging technologies.
Timothy E. Kelley
Judge at 19th Judicial District Court
Judge Kelley serves on the 19th Judicial District Court and has a background in both civil and criminal law.
Wendy Lutgring
Attorney at Unknown
Wendy Lutgring is an attorney who served on the 2015 Bench Bar Conference Committee.
William A. Morvant
Judge at 19th Judicial District Court
Judge Morvant presides over cases in the 19th Judicial District Court and has experience in civil litigation.
William R. Corbett
Professor of Law at Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center
Professor Corbett specializes in labor and employment law and has authored numerous publications on the subject.
Event Details
- Date
- July 23-25, 2015
- 3 days
- Location
- 🇺🇸 Point Clear, United States
- The Lodge at Gulf State Park
- Pricing
- Varies by tier
- Audience
- Attorneys, judges, and legal professionals
- CLE Credits
- Up to 15 CLE credits, including ethics and professionalism