Welcome to The 26th, the official podcast of the Mecklenburg County Bar. Our focus is to provide exclusive insight and resources ranging from business development to member spotlights and everything in between. The Mecklenburg County Bar was founded in 1912 by Mecklenburg County attorneys and became a mandatory district bar in 1933. Today, the Mecklenburg County Bar counts over 5,400 attorneys as members in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. The bar offers members over 30 committees, subcommittees, sections, and boards in addition to providing over 100 CLEs and events a year. Listeners of The 26th can expect to hear episodes focusing on business development and practice management issues for attorneys, along with other topics suggested by members. Head to MeckBar.org to hear more from this podcast, suggest future topics, and review member resources.
The 26th
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Podcast Overview
Welcome to The 26th, the official podcast of the Mecklenburg County Bar. Our focus is to provide exclusive insight and resources ranging from business development to member spotlights and everything in between. The Mecklenburg County Bar was founded in 1912 by Mecklenburg County attorneys and became a mandatory district bar in 1933. Today, the Mecklenburg County Bar counts over 5,400 attorneys as members in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. The bar offers members over 30 committees, subcommittees, sections, and boards in addition to providing over 100 CLEs and events a year. Listeners of The 26th can expect to hear episodes focusing on business development and practice management issues for attorneys, along with other topics suggested by members. Head to MeckBar.org to hear more from this podcast, suggest future topics, and review member resources.
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Recent Episodes
March 16, 2022
The President's Podcast: Fred DeVore and Kevin Pratt
<p>MCB President Fred DeVore and CLE Committee Chair Kevin Pratt drop by to give an update on bifurcation and upcoming CLE offerings from the MCB!</p>
January 25, 2022
The President's Podcast: Fred DeVore
<p>MCB Director of Communications Greg Hicks sits down with MCB President Fred DeVore to discuss an update on the sale of the Bar & Foundation Center, upcoming judicial elections, CLEs and much more. </p>
May 5, 2021
National Lawyer Well-Being Week CLE with Robynn Moraites
<p>This is a special episode of The 26th: An MCB Podcast. This episode is being released for National Lawyer Well-Being Week and comprises a series of conversations between Robynn Moraites, Executive Director of the North Carolina Lawyer's Assistance Program and Robert Ingalls, founder of Lawpods and a Mecklenburg County Bar member.</p><p>These conversations focus on mental health and the practice of law and cover topics including the stigma surrounding mental health in the legal profession, the significant progress being made to de-stigmatize mental health discussions, the unique mental health challenges faced by lawyers, the pervasiveness of anxiety in the profession, the negative and surprisingly positive effects the pandemic has had on lawyers, resources available to lawyers, and a discussion about changing practice areas or leaving the law entirely.</p><p>This episode fulfills the one-hour mental health and substance abuse CLE requirement in North Carolina. </p><p>To earn your 1.0 hour of Mental Health credit, please email Lisa Armanini <a href="mailto:larmanini@meckbar.org" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">larmanini@meckbar.org</a> at the conclusion of the podcast with your name, state bar number, and the passcode, which will be given during the episode. Your attendance will be reported to the NC State Bar which will in turn bill you for the $3.50 CLE fee.</p><p>This is the first time we're offering CLE in podcast format, so we welcome your feedback.</p>
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