Louisiana State Bar Association

09/14/2026

The Aug/Sept AI themed issue of the Louisiana Bar Journal is available now, including a practical article by Shawn L. Holahan, “Basic, Practical and Cautionary AI Tips for the Sensible Lawyer.”

Holahan, practice management and loss prevention counsel in the Louisiana State Bar Association’s Professional Programs Department, offers useful guidance for lawyers considering how to use artificial intelligence thoughtfully, effectively and responsibly.

Read the issue today at www.lsba.org/goto/BarJournal
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09/10/2026

Learning meets the energy of New York City! Make plans now to join the LSBA for an exceptional CLE experience. Learn more: www.lsba.org/goto/NewYork26

09/09/2026

☕ Perk Break: Perk up your career!
The LSBA Career Center connects Louisiana lawyers with job opportunities, employers and tools to support your next professional move. Members can search legal jobs across the state, build or review a résumé and connect with employers looking for legal talent. Whether you’re ready for a change or just keeping an eye on the market, it’s a great place to start.
Log in to your LSBA member account to explore the Career Center.

09/08/2026

Master high-stakes motion practice in Louisiana civil litigation with practical guidance from members of the bench and bar. Join us Oct. 9 in New Orleans for a full day of CLE focused on the motions and strategies that can shape a case before, during and after trial. Visit www.lsba.org/cle for more info!

09/07/2026

09/02/2026

☕ Perk Break: Pour yourself a cup of case law. Stay up to date with the LSBA Opinions Service, which delivers the latest opinions from Louisiana appellate courts and the Louisiana Supreme Court directly to your inbox. It’s a simple way to keep current on new decisions without having to hunt them down.

08/31/2026

The Aug/Sept AI Issue of the Louisiana Bar Journal is available now, including a timely article by Prof. Rebecca I. Moreno, “Efficiency and Ethics: The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice.”

Prof. Moreno, an assistant professor of legal analysis and writing at the Southern University Law Center, examines how lawyers can benefit from the efficiencies offered by artificial intelligence while remaining mindful of their ethical and professional obligations.

Read the issue online at www.lsba.org/goto/BarJournal