Circuit & Chancery Courts Propose E-Filing Rules Te Circuit Court and Chancery Court of the 30th Judicial District have proposed amendments to their local rules to allow
for e-filing in their respective courts. Tese proposed rules and amendments can be found on their websites: http://chancerycourt.
shelbycountytn.gov and
http://circuitcourt.shelbycountytn.gov. Comments are being solicited from attorneys and members of the public and are due by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, May 18. Te proposed amendments will take effect on June 25, 2012 unless prior to that date, either court amends, modifies or withdraws them. Comments on the proposed Chancery Court rules can be submitted via email
toDonna.Russell@
shelbycountytn.gov or in writing to Donna L. Russell, Clerk & Master, Chancery Court of Shelby County, Tennessee, 30th
rules can be submitted via email to
Van.Sturdivant@
shelbycountytn.gov or in writing to Jimmy Moore, Clerk, Circuit Court of Shelby County, Tennessee, 30th
Judicial District, 140 Adams Ave., Room 308, Memphis, TN 38103. Comments on the proposed Circuit Court Judicial District, 140 Adams Ave., Room 320, Memphis, TN 38103.
Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc. announced new members of its Board of Directors: Barbara Deans, State Government; Lori Turner-Wilson, Red Rover Sales & Marketing; Alison Smith, AutoZone; Aimee Williams, Porter- Leath; and Mary Wolff, Wolff Ardis. MALS’ 2012 board officers are President Sean A. Hunt,Te Hunt Law firm; Vice-President Jonathan C. Hancock, Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz PC; Secretary Dancy Parker, Client Representative; Treasurer Byron B. Winsett III, Shelby County District Attorney’s Office; and Immediate Past President Paul H. Morris, Downtown Memphis Commission.
. Jennifer finished third in her age group, and Justin took first overall. Te event benefited Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc.
Pictured above, left to right: Husch Blackwell, LLP, attorneys Jennifer Himes, Mark Bailey, Justin Jones, and Jennifer Ziegenhorn Campbell with son Walker at the University of Memphis Law School’s Race Judicata 5K Run/Walk on March 24th
Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC has been awarded the Tennessee Bar Association’s 2012 Corporate Counsel Pro Bono Law Firm Award in recognition of its role in the development of
OnlineTNJustice.org, a website that allows Tennesseans to seek free legal advice from volunteer lawyers.
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