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3 Bull. 1 (1962-1963)

handle is hein.baecl/buletin0003 and id is 1 raw text is: BULK RT Monthkly Publicafton Of The B ar As so ciatinO Ei ounty VOL. 3 NO. 1I Bar Associaton Moves Ofces No longer will the academic tranquilrty of the Law School of the University of Buffalo be shat- rered by the more mundane opera- tions of the Bar Association of Erie County. No longer will the students and their professors be subjected to the icy stares of irate complainants or the bewildered glances of person s seeking legal help and assistance. No longer will thc full moon bring such an inter estirng flow of some amazing, and often tragic persons for the Bar ha found itself a new homne. 206 Ellicott Square Building will row house the Bar Associarion of Lrie County. All cotmplainits and compliments, inquiries and com- ients are to be directed there. A large air conditioned office with writing table and gate houses the two secretaries, files and office equipment. An office is provided for the Executive Secretary, and two meet- ing rooms for committee and Board meetings are also available. The entrance to the Association's offices is through room 206. The entrance to the Board meet- ing room is from the mezzanine. Other committee meeting rooms my be made available upon re- quest to the genial manager of the Lllicott Square, Daniel F. Hannon, Jr They include the Ellieott Club Room, the Hearing Rooms of the Motor Vehicle Bureau (furnished por agrecmenit with Nick Ra- dick >and rooms in Republican Headquarters (furnished u po n agreerment with Bob (Grimm). A formal openimng is planned for October anid more will be written :bu he n ew offices at ebat time. BUFFALO 3, NEW YORK SEPTEMBER, 1962 National Chairman Committee on Continuing Lega Cucation Plans Ambit ous Program ~ Under the chairmanship of William H. Hepp, the Committee mIionmnuing Legal Education has taken several giant steps torw ard taid the practicing attorney in catcl irg up with the important changes cth uebr have or are about to rake place in the law. STANLEY G. FAL.K Bar Examiners Honor Falk Stanley G. Falk, well known member of the Bar Association of Erie County, was elected to th e position of Chairman of the Na- tional Conference of Bar Examiners at thecir recent annual convention held in conjunction with the American Bar Association Conven- tion in San Francisco, California on August 8 1962 Mr. Falk, lorg active in Bar ac- tivities, achieved this singular hon- or after many years of work with the conference. He is also a rmemnber of the New York State Board of Law Lxam- iners where e has made significant contributions to the vwork of that organization. Mr. Falk is the senior parner of the 1aw firm of Falk, Tweees, Johnston and Siermer. Coming Events October )-Investrnent Forum - Hotel StaIlerHihr Sp.m. As a resul of mecetings which te committee has aready held, planis are be ing mrade for intensive treatment of the new facets of the 1awv Tentativ plans made jointly with the committee on meetings (Abram Pugash, Chair- man, and the chairmer of the variou etommittees involved, call for a series of classes commencing in October and terminating in Apri w i appropriate time out for the (hristm as holidays. Some of these lectures will run asaseries of Wednesday afternoon No)onday lectures, others will run as a series of Saturday morning lectures unless oher times are found to be miore convenient to the m embers of the Bar. The present plan is to begin with 4 Fours if lectures on The Fanmily Court as it is presented to us today, then 3 to 4 hours of lectures on Developments in the Tax Law, then 4 hours of lectures on t Corporation Law. 20 hours of lectures on the new Civil Prac- tice Law and Rules and finally four hours of lectures on Devekop- ments in thre Famnily Court and its Rules Sine its Inception. The lecturers in Pamily Court matters wil be Judge Raymond R. Niemer, Elloeen D. Oughterson and Maurice Frey. The lecturers on the Ta La tw will he supphl by the Comrmittee on Taxation, (Rob- ert O. Swados, Chrairman), the lectures on the New Corporation Law will be given by Robert S. L esh er ard Robert B. Fleming. Justrce Michael Catalano wil give the lectures on the new Civil Pra c tice Law and Rules. Although all of the lcturers have donated their services, a charge may be made for certain lectures to cover costs of mailing, auditorium rent and materials dis- tributed to the lawyers attending the lectures. There will, of course, be other informative and important leerures given at the Noonday Lecture Series, However, although the uniform commercial code has been passed, since the law does not go into effect until 1964, it was tlought that this rnatter could be deferred for this year. All in all, this prograrm has he earmarkings of one of the most ac- tive and important programs in the history of the Bar and should be well received and supported by all the members. This paper will report more on each lecture as the year progresses. Your suggestions and comments addressed to this paper, wil be welcomed by Mr. Hepp and his committee.

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