At the end of 2026, it will be time to again face a decision regarding the long-term future of the state Bar: Where, and how, we situate our physical office space.
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Category: WSBA Column
Treasurer’s Report > Welcome to Fiscal Year 2023
A recap of the 2022 fiscal year and what’s to come in 2023 for the Washington State Bar Association finances.
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President’s Corner > Continue to Believe in Miracles
Former WSBA President and Washington Supreme Court Chief Justice Mary E. Fairhurst once said to a group of students from marginalized and traditionally underrepresented communities, “If you hit a wall, find a door. And if there are no doors, find what windows are open.”
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President’s Corner > A Season for Giving Thanks
As I write this, we are approaching Veterans Day and Thanksgiving, a time of year for giving thanks, and I want to be sure to thank those who help to make our Bar Association, our local communities, and our country better through their contributions.
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Treasurer’s report > Looking Back and Looking Forward
There are two powerful fiscal forces that combine to propel organizational progress: ensuring growth and improving financial stability. One helps us look back, through the audit mechanism, and the other looks forward, through budgetary planning. This is the time of the year where we look back and look forward at the same time.
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The Bar in Brief > Reflections on the Bar Exam: The Only Indicator of Competence?
Thoughts from WSBA Executive Director Terra Nevitt about the bar exam, its effectiveness, and its future.
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