When incoming Connecticut Bar Association President Kimberly A. Knox takes the reins July 1, other changes will accompany her ascendance to the CBA's top spot.
A new task force intends to look for ways to make the law school curricula in the state more practical. Additionally, the CBA will launch two new sections – Women in the Law and LGBT.
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