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The latest news and updates impacting the legal community in Maryland.
As COVID-19 challenges continue to develop in our area, MSBA has created this page to bring together useful resources to help you deal with the impact, plan ahead, focus on your well-being, continue to engage in learning opportunities, and stay safe. MSBA has taken steps to address concerns about the illness by offering virtual attendance options for our upcoming meetings and CLEs, and postponing other in-person events as appropriate, as we are committed to the health and safety of our members and our staff. We will provide updates to you directly about the status of upcoming programs.
We encourage you to reach out to us at feedback@msba.org or at 410-685-7878 if you need any support. We will continue to update this page frequently as we monitor the situation.
As we enter the second year of the pandemic, MSBA has been closely following the COVID-19 vaccine priority and rollout in Maryland and has engaged in multiple efforts to support the profession’s access to the vaccine. Check here for the latest updates on what we’re doing to facilitate the vaccination process.
The MSBA and leaders from local & specialty bars around the state have co-signed a letter to Governor Hogan and State judicial and Health authorities urging them to amend Maryland’s vaccine prioritization guidelines in accordance with those from the CDC. Click below to read the full text of the letter.
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Returning to the workplace will require employers and employees to adjust to a new way of office life. New protocols and guidelines should be adopted to protect the health and safety of the community. This MSBA advisory, available as a complimentary resource to all legal professionals, focuses on the specific rules for offices seeking to reopen and should be applied in the context of other applicable local, state, and federal laws and guidance, such as the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
