CGBB Partner and SEABOTA President Scott Bucci had a great time moderating a panel discussion for incoming first-year law students at the University of Virginia School of Law!
The Virginia Chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) and the University of Virginia Law School hosted a panel discussion today to incoming first year law students on civility and professionalism in the practice of law. The panel speakers were ABOTA member, Derrick L. Walker of Allen & Allen in Richmond, VA, Kathleen “Kate” M. McCauley of Moran Reeves & Conn in Richmond, VA, and Justice Cleo E. Powell of the Virginia Supreme Court. The program was moderated by ABOTA member, M. Scott Bucci of Cantor Grana Buckner Bucci, PC in Richmond, VA. Thank you to the University of Virginia Law School who partnered with ABOTA and to those who work to instill values and standards that promote high regard for the legal profession. Go to www.abota.org/Foundation to learn more about ABOTA’s Civility Matters programs. If you wish for ABOTA to host a Civility Matters at your law school or other civic minded organizations, please inquire at seabota@abota.org. We will connect you with our ABOTA members within your community.
