Civil Justice for Victims of Crime in Pennsylvania
Center for Victims 3433 East Carson St, Pittsburgh, PA, United StatesMany victims of crime do not pursue civil remedies because they are not aware of the benefits that the civil justice system can offer. Educated victim service providers are a key to raising awareness among victims about their civil justice rights. Because of this, the National Crime Victim Bar Association, NCVBA, offers free, full day, […]
2019 National Crime Victim Bar Association Conference
Sheraton Downtown Denver 1550 Court Pl, Denver, CO, United StatesThe National Crime Victim Bar Association (NCVBA) National Conference, “Civil Actions for Criminal Acts,” provides essential, cutting-edge information on current legal subjects, as well as offers important resources and litigation strategies that attorneys need to best represent crime victims. Held in conjunction with the National Training Institute of the National Center for Victims of Crime, […]
2020 American Association for Justice Winter Convention
Hilton New Orleans Riverside 2 Poydras Street, New Orleans, LA, United StatesThe AAJ 2020 Winter Convention is where accomplished trial lawyers come together to discuss the latest developments in trial advocacy and specialized topics. These cutting-edge Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs are designed to help you better represent your clients and offer the opportunity to earn up to a year’s worth of CLE credits. Build powerful […]
Civil Justice for Victims of Crime in New York
Safe Horizons 50 Court Street, Suite 801, Brooklyn, NY, United StatesMany victims of crime do not pursue civil remedies because they are not aware of the benefits that the civil justice system can offer. Educated victim service providers are a key to raising awareness among victims about their civil justice rights. Because of this, the National Crime Victim Bar Association, NCVBA, offers free, full day, […]
The Road Less Traveled: A Path to Civil Justice for Victims of Crime
Crime victims face many obstacles accessing justice and rebuilding their lives. The civil justice system offers victims another opportunity to obtain justice. However, this opportunity is often missed because victims and service providers are unprepared to direct victims toward civil action. The National Crime Victim Bar Association for Victims is offering a free webinar on […]
Maintaining Lawyer Wellness in the Face of COVID-19 and a Troubled Economy
The effects of “the new normal” vary from lawyer to lawyer, but they include increased alcohol usage, sleeping less, feeling anxious/stressed, having headaches, gaining weight, being distracted at home and unable to focus on their law practice, worrying over finances, being frightened of contracting COVID-19, feeling overwhelmed learning new technologies, feeling lonely or depressed, etc. […]
It Takes a Village: Protecting the Elderly from Abuse
Now more than ever, the vulnerabilities of elderly populations are clear. Older adults are more likely to suffer physical, emotional, and financial abuse. Trained advocates and family members can benefit from being able to recognize warning signs of abuse and knowing what steps to take when abuse is suspected. During COVID-19, awareness and advocacy for […]
Young Lawyers Council Case Workshop
The Young Lawyers Council hosts monthly case workshops to discuss topics and questions submitted by members, and to seek advice and guidance from other NCVBA members. These meetings open to all NCVBA members, but are for NCVBA members only. If you are interested in becoming a member, please visit victimbar.org/register-online. If you are NCVBA member […]
Beyond the Restraining Order: Civil Options for Victims of Domestic Violence
Civil domestic violence remedies too often get lost in the gap between the family law attorney and the personal injury attorney. This webinar will explore how victims of domestic violence can use civil lawsuits to obtain justice, hold responsible parties accountable, and obtain the financial resources needed to rebuild their lives. Attorneys can assist survivors […]
