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• MBA congratulates Past President Mark D Mason on judicial appointment
• Massachusetts chosen as first destination for taking ABA TECHSHOW on the road
• News from the Courts
• New Lawyers Journal out this week, available online
• Deadline to nominate a colleague for an Access to Justice Award extended to Jan. 12
• Upcoming CLE seminar and program schedule
• Law Practice Management Tip of the Week
• Featured member benefit: Specially priced sessions on "Expanding Your Practice in a Shrinking Economy"
• Lawyers in Transition Committee offers free open meeting lunch, Jan. 14
• Lawyers Eco-Challenge Eco-Tip of the Week

Lawyers e-Journal

New Lawyers Journal out this week, available online

Issue combines December and January

The new issue of Lawyers Journal was mailed this week and is available online at www.massbar.org. It features the Lawyers Eco-Challenge’s latest efforts as it begins its second year, and also features two Boston attorneys who helped replant a Costa Rican rainforest.

The issue also previews the 10th Annual Walk to the Hill for Civil Legal Aid on Jan. 22, profiles the two newest members of the House of Delegates, explains how to use Twitter as a legal marketing tool, and covers the Gala Dinner, which honored retired Appeals Court Chief Justice Christopher J. Armstrong and attorney Lee J. Gartenberg of the Middlesex County Sheriff’s Dept.