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The Iowa State Bar Association
Non-profit Organizations
Des Moines, Iowa 1,552 followers
Helping Iowa Attorneys Succeed
About us
The Iowa State Bar Association is a vibrant, progressive organization that provides Iowa attorneys with the benefits of professional association with their colleagues. Its benefits include continuing legal education, practice aids, interaction with the judiciary and legislature, participation in reform of the law, and news regarding developments impacting the profession. The ISBA includes lawyers young and old, newly licensed as well as retired, residents and nonresidents (including military), active and inactive, lawyers in practice, and those working for business, government, and in other lines of work. In all, the Association includes approximately 8,000 lawyers and judges in Iowa’s 99 counties and beyond. The Iowa State Bar Association also can lay legitimate claim to being the oldest voluntary state bar association in the United States, having been formed initially in 1874, four years before even the American Bar Association.
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- 11-50 employees
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- Des Moines, Iowa
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- Nonprofit
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- 1874
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625 E. Court Ave.
Des Moines, Iowa 50309, US
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Explore a wide range of legal resources and products at the ISBA Store. Enhance your legal knowledge with our curated selection of practice manuals, guides, and more. Don't forget to order the latest ISBA/YLD apparel! https://ow.ly/39Zz50QvYVJ
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Good health fuels great work, and the ISBA's Member Assistance Program, brought to you for free by Employee & Family Resources (EFR), is here to help you and your team prioritize wellness in 2025 with EFR's Monthly Motivators and Quarterly Campaigns. Get started today at https://ow.ly/RPlE50UsKuR.
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As access to justice continues to be an ever-present challenge, the need for free or low-cost legal services continues to grow. To assist those seeking these services, the ISBA has compiled a list of organizations providing free or low-cost legal services to the public. As an ISBA member, we welcome you to access this resource and use it in your practice as you see fit. https://ow.ly/XTWT50T85Z6
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Join the conversation and expand your network with ISBA eCommunities. Exclusively for ISBA section and committee members, these digital community spaces are where connections flourish and legal minds meet. https://ow.ly/pGUY50TAJgo
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Neurotechnology is one of the many frontiers opening up in our tech-intensive society. While this technology surrounding the brain, nervous system, and their functions holds much promise, this territory is still largely uncharted. From the perspective of legal professionals, what will be the legal implications of neurotechnology and how will it impact the legal industry itself?
Neurotechnology and the Law: A Legal Perspective
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Word counts and page limits are important for judges and their staff. Embracing these constraints can often improve an attorney’s work product. https://ow.ly/sLPm50UkpnU
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The ISBA Board of Governors held their quarterly meeting on Tuesday at the ISBA Building in Des Moines. The BOG welcomed special guests, including Mary Smith, immediate past president of the American Bar Association, and Kevin Washburn, Dean of the University of Iowa College of Law. Discussions focused on addressing the pressing challenges facing the legal profession and the association, with an emphasis on identifying and developing actionable solutions.
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How do you balance perfection and procrastination? Try new things without worrying how they will turn out. You will start building new neural pathways that support letting go of the need for perfection without falling into the hands of immobilized procrastination.
Mastering the Balance: When Perfectionism and Procrastination Work Together
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