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Posted by: Amanda Rose Falk
July 8, 2026
Next week marks the 139th Annual Meeting of the West Virginia Bar Association, offering attendees the opportunity to earn CLE credits for the last reporting period—or this new reporting period.
We begin with Risks of Exploitation in Guardianships and Conservatorships presented by Jamie Majerus, followed by a panel discussion featuring Donna K. Downes‑Moore, Andrea M. Doss of Adult Protective Services, and Robert W. Hinzman, founder and sole practitioner of Hinzman Law, PLLC, a veteran‑owned firm based in Morgantown.
Next, enjoy a fantastic updates on the law from Justice Kirkpatrick, Judge Aloi, and Judge Mann—each offering their unique perspectives from the bench. Think federal, criminal, and civil.
Still need ETHIC CREDITS? Join Robert Albury for an important session on how reporters are protected when making referrals to JLAP.
We look forward to seeing you next week!
Judge Aloi
Robert Albury
Join us in celebrating the outstanding achievements of Judge Aloi and Robert Albury, two leaders whose dedication strengthens the entire West Virginia legal community. Their recognition sets the stage for an energizing gathering built around connection, pride, and professional excellence.
You’ll also hear from a fantastic lineup of speakers offering fresh insight and practical guidance with a wide variety spanning both civil and criminal law. It’s a perfect blend of celebration, education, and networking — making this year’s meeting a can’t‑miss event for anyone committed to the future of law in Charleston!
By clicking the link, you can register for the whole CLE and dinner, or just the dinner. We hope to see you there!
6th Annual Estate Planning Institute — September 17
Free Will - Free Lunch or Free Fall?: A Critique of AI Drafting the Simple Will is just ONE of the upcoming presentations!
Join us at Charleston Coliseum, or by ZOOM, as we host our 6th Annual Estate Planning Institute on September 17th. With a fantastic program curated by Chris Winton, we hope to see you there!
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