Law graduates pass February bar exam
The list of those who passed the February bar exam has been posted by the State Board of Law Examiners and is available on the Board’s website by seat number and certified passers at http:// courts.mi.gov/Courts/MichiganSupreme Court/BLE/Pages/default.aspx.
The February bar exam certified passers include:
Ayotte, Joshua Thomas; Burkhart, Adriana Irene; Butler, Eric William; Chrispell, Jordan Leigh; Denha, Joseph John; Duquet, Daniel Joseph; Emery, Alyssa Ann; Fadler, Rebecca Isabelle; Fennelly, Laura Ellen; Habhab, Julia; Hawthorne, Calvin Jerome; Heller, James Wilson; Hollan, Jessica Dawn; Jordan, Sydney Jean; Keiswetter, Thomas Edwin; Keurejian, Eleanor Lillian; Khoury, Jacob Paul; Lindenmuth, Heidi Lynn; McConnell, Marisa Kay; Meisner, Mark James; Mentier, Daniel Robert; Mohamed, Mohamed Ashraf Elsdeek; Morozovskyy, Rostyslav; Nandi, Anuja Amit; Nestor, Emily Carol; Newland, Ashlee Rose; Pahlkotter, Alison Michelle; Paris, Alexander; Popiel, Luke; Saco, Elleanna Merry; Sareini, Alia A.; Schaub, Makenzie Paige; Scott, Samantha Mary; Sherbin, James Kyle; Simmons, Jacob Alexander; Steinhoff, Roxanne Elaine Morris; Strasser, Tess Sandra; Thorwall, Carl Jacob; Trucks, Maxwell Ryan.
Webcast examines ‘Depression in Legal Practice’
American Law Institute Continuing Legal Education will present a webcast on “Depression in Legal Practice: Stigmas, Symptoms, and Strategies” on Thursday, June 22, from 2 to 3 p.m.
Substance use and mental health disorders—especially depression—are alarmingly prevalent in legal professionals, with far-reaching impacts. With at least 1 in 5 attorneys suffering from Major Depressive Disorder, the illness can have devastating personal and professional repercussions that can also carry over to clients, partners, and other staff.
This program dispels the stigma associated with mental health—one of the major roadblocks to legal professionals reaching out for help. It provides a comprehensive overview of risk factors and symptoms of depression, why attorneys are particularly vulnerable, compelling reasons for seeking help, and intervention strategies for attorneys with colleagues in need of support. It also explores what attorneys can do now to improve their own happiness and well-being and boost resilience during challenging times.
Laurie J. Besden, executive director, Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers of Pennsylvania, will help attendees to:
• Recognize that the stigma associated with mental health disorders is simply an illusion.
• Identify the prevalence of substance use and/or mental health disorder in the legal profession.
Cost for the webcast is $99. To register, visit www.ali-cle.org.
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