The Pennsylvania Bar Association presented County Bar Recognition Awards to the Lycoming Law Association during the 60th Annual Conference of County Bar Leaders in March.
The Pennsylvania Bar Association presented County Bar Recognition Awards to the Lycoming Law Association during the 60th Annual Conference of County Bar Leaders in March.
Lycoming County District Attorney Tom Marino is again sponsoring the Grand Prize for this year’s Law Day Essay Competition, providing a $1,000 award to the student whose essay is selected as the best submission.
Gary Harris, a long-time member of the Lycoming Law Association and former president, died recently.
Attorney Robin Read and her husband, John Bierley recentlydonated a conservation easement on their 116-acre property near Hughesville to the Northcentral Pennsylvania Conservancy.
The 2026 Law Day theme, “Rule of Law and the American Dream,” reflects the foundational principle that no person stands above the law. The art and essay competition is now open.
In 2025, arbitration fees earned by Lycoming Law Association members totaling $10,150. 00 were donated to the LLA Foundation. These fees were awarded to North Penn Legal Services to support its programming.
The January/February issue of the Pennsylvania Lawyer includes an article by Judge William Carlucci entitled "Judicial Disqualification, Recusal and the Duty to Decide."
The William E. Nichols Community Service Award was awarded to Patricia Shipman at the 2026 LLA Annual Banquet to recognize her outstanding community service and for exemplifying the positive role that attorneys play in our community beyond the practice of law
Judge Nancy Butts was honored by the members of the Lycoming Law Association at its annual banquet.