Business Law
Section Welcomes You
This ISBA Section web
page is designed to provide members of the Business Law Section
a reference for section activities and to encourage other members of the ISBA
to join the section.
Membership
· Section Annual Dues, $10.00, July 1-June 30.
· Any member in good standing
of the ISBA is eligible for membership in the Business Law Section.
· If
you wish to join the Business Law Section, send $10.00 to the ISBA along with
your annual dues or separately to ISBA Membership Dept, One Indiana Square, Suite
530, Indianapolis, IN 46204.
ISBA Membership application
Membership
Benefits
Electronic Mailing List (discussion forum)
The
Electronic Mailing List is available for all members that are in the Business
Law section. Not in the section yet? Click HERE
to download a section application.
Pro Bono Program for Non-Profits Program Description
Pro Bono Program for Non-Profits-Volunteer Questionnaire
The Indiana Business
Lawyer Newsletter
The newsletter of the Business Law Section
is currently being published two times a year. The co-editors, Regina M. Sharrow and Paul Wallace we lcomes members
to contribute articles and information. Section members receive the mailings of
the newsletter as a member benefit.
Mission
The purpose of the Section shall be: (1)
To advance the development of corporation, banking and business law in all branches; (2)
To formulate and extend the study of the law in this area, (3)
To simplify and improve the application of justice in this field of law; (4)
To bring together those members of the Indiana State Bar Association who are interested
in these objectives, and; (5) To plan and carry out programs,
meetings, institutes, and seminars in furtherance of the foregoing. Section
Bylaws
ABA Business Bar Leaders Conference
For the second consecutive year, the ISBA Business Section will participate in the Section of Business Law of the American Bar Association sixth Annual Business Bar Leaders Conference on Wednesday, May 14, 2008, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., in Chicago, Illinois. The Conference offers an opportunity for state and local bar business law leaders to meet together, share ideas, and identify resources in the ABA and in other state and local organizations that can help them.
The 2007 Conference was attended by almost forty business law leaders from state and local bar organizations, as well as by leaders of the ABA Section of Business Law and its staff, and included a keynote address by Karen J. Mathis, President of the ABA. Click here for a copy of last year’s agenda which will give you an idea of what to expect for 2008. Materials from previous years’ conferences are available on the website of the Section’s Committee on State and Local Bar Relations, which hosts the conference.
Last year, our Indiana representative of the ISBA Business Section Council networked with other bar association leaders and learned about different programs and resources the associations offer and had a great time. We hope to send one or two representatives from the Council to the Conference each year.
Officers and Council
The Chair, Chair-Elect, Vice Chair, Secretary and Treasurer hold their positions
for one-year terms commencing at the Annual Meeting held during the ISBA Annual
Meeting in the fall. The Council consists of one member of
the Section from each ISBA District. The Officers of the Section, the immediate
Past Chair of the Section and the Chair of each of the Committees of the Section
also shall be members of the Council. Past Chairs of the Section become honorary
members of the Council.
View
the Officers and Council
Send comments or suggestions about Business
Law Section activities to:
Chair, Jeffrey S. Nickloy
jnickloy@ckplaw.com
Or comment on the makeup of this web page to:
Section Liaison, Paula Chan
pchan@inbar.org
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Last revised:
March 3, 2008
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