

| The 2026 Law Day celebration will take place at 4:00 PM on Friday, May 1, in the Lycoming County Courthouse, Courtroom 1 |
| The 2026 Law Day Essay & Art winning entries have been announced. |
| Project Linus is underway - concludes on May 15. Donate now! |
| Gerald Seevers, a former member of the Lycoming Law Association, died on March 28, 2026. |
| By order dated February 4, 2026, Jenna Neidig was appointed chair of the Supreme Court's Domestic Relations Procedural Rules Committee |
| The late Judge Malcolm Stabler Muir celebrates Law Day in 2007 |
The Lycoming Law Association is a non-profit, professional association of Lycoming County attorneys. We provide services and resources to our members to assist them in the practice of law and engage them in activities that promote the public's understanding of and respect for the law. Our members are active participants in the community, through public service, charitable efforts and pro bono involvement.
We serve the legal community in many ways: offering local continuing legal education; reporting local legal news and announcements; posting county court opinions and local rules; providing an attorney directory; and, by providing access and links to regional legal resources. Our members gain access to valuable resources and programs including discounted services, no-cost use of our conference facilities, a directory listing, networking events and more.
The winners of the 2026 Law Day student art and essay competition have been selected. All winners are to be recognized at the May 1, 2026, Law Day ceremony in the Lycoming County Courthouse. Read More…
Gerald Seevers, a former member of the Lycoming Law Association, died on March 28, 2026. Read More…

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