Community Action of Orleans and Genesee will be distributing of free produce and food items. Come check out the Justice Bus as we table and showcase NLS services for rural community members!

We will be providing resources and legal assistance to those affected by poverty and disability along with other service providers. As though that’s not enough, there will be a free raffle and giveaways!

We will be providing resources and legal assistance to those affected by poverty and disability along with other service providers. As though that’s not enough, there will be a free raffle and giveaways!

We will be providing resources and legal assistance to those affected by poverty and disability along with other service providers. As though that’s not enough, there will be a free raffle and giveaways!

We will be providing resources and legal assistance to those affected by poverty and disability along with other service providers. As though that’s not enough, there will be a free raffle and giveaways!

We will be providing resources and legal assistance to those affected by poverty and disability along with other service providers. As though that’s not enough, there will be a free raffle and giveaways!

We will be providing resources and legal assistance to those affected by poverty and disability along with other service providers. As though that’s not enough, there will be a free raffle and giveaways!

Activities for all ages. Petting zoo, music, dancing, health screenings, giveaways, community service vendors and resources information.

Intergenerational Conflict in the Legal Workplace: A Panel Discussion

2-5pm | Thursday, September 19, 2024

Educational program 2-4pm | Coffee & dessert reception 4-5pm

The Buffalo Club (The Fireplace Dining Room)

388 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202

2.0 CLE credits: 1.0 Areas of Professional Practice, 1.0 Law Practice Management

Appropriate for all attorneys

ABOUT

Intergenerational gaps are real, and have been affected by the COVID pandemic and remote/hybrid work options. This can have serious consequences for morale, recruitment, and retention of employees. Megan Andrews, LCSW-R, Director of the Employee Assistance Program at Child & Family Services, will lead a conversation about biases, assumptions, empathy, and how you and your organization can address concerns. Join us in the Buffalo Club’s Fireplace Room for an educational discussion from 2-4pm with a coffee and dessert reception from 4-5pm!

PANELISTS

• Nicholas P. Andrews, Esq., Mattice Legal

• Ericka N. Bennett, Esq., Roswell Park Comprehensive

Cancer Center

• Rachel Haseley, Center for Elder Law & Justice

• Jamila A. Lee, Esq., University at Buffalo School of Law

• Mary Jane Morley, Esq., MJ Morley Law

• Karen L. Nicolson, Esq., Center for Elder Law & Justice

• Hugh M. Russ, III, Esq., Hodgson Russ LLP

• Haley A. Smith, Esq., Legal Aid Bureau of Buffalo

• Erin S. Torcello, Esq., Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC

MODERATED BY

Megan Andrews, LCSW-R, Director of the Employee Assistance Program at Child & Family Services

Join Child & Family Services, Buffalo State’s Department of Social Work, and University of Buffalo’s School of Law’s Family Violence and Women’s Rights Clinic for the domestic violence summit. There will be multiple panel discussions and domestic violence experiential training. NYS CLE and CEU credits are available. Attendance is free and lunch will be provided.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2024
8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Buffalo State University, 1300 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N.Y.

For further information and to receive
registration materials, please email:
[email protected]
Please include your name and email address

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