"As we know, the needs of both our legal community and the community at large continually change," Grace V.B. Garcia said in a statement. "The pandemic has highlighted several areas where we can take active steps to better the lives of legal professionals, help those in need of legal services within the commonwealth, and take steps that support and uphold the rule of law. By concentrating on communication, collaboration and our communities, my goal is not only to strengthen MBA, but make measurable progress in addressing these issues, as well."
September 07, 2022 at 06:23 PM
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Grace V.B. Garcia, a partner at Morrison Mahoney’s Boston office, has been elected president of the Massachusetts Bar Association for the upcoming membership year, the organization announced Sept 1.
Garcia plans to emphasize “communication, collaboration, and community” and intends to build on the state bar’s efforts to increase diversity and promote well-being in the legal professional, according to the bar’s press release.
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