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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Standing Committee on Lawyer Well-Being (Standing Committee) plans and oversees efforts to enhance the well-being of lawyers, judges, and law students in the Commonwealth. Since its formation in 2020, the Standing Committee has established statewide programs, extended awareness of well-being in the legal profession, expanded the scope of efforts to support specifically the well-being of lawyers, law students and judges from underrepresented and historically excluded populations, and added various new programs, projects, and initiatives. The Standing Committee now administers multiple statewide programs, coordinates and meets regularly with bar leaders and other stakeholders, and leads numerous subcommittees and working groups. More information is available at https://lawyerwellbeingma.org.

Springfield, Ma, Us

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Lawyers Concerned for Lawyers, Massachusetts is the state's sole nonprofit lawyers assistance program, provides addiction recovery support, mental health counseling, and practice management resources to lawyers, judges, law students, and their families. As Deputy Director, I helped manage organization operations and lead the Massachusetts Law Office Management Assistance Program (LOMAP). LOMAP provides free and confidential practice management assistance, guidance in implementing new law office technologies, and methods to attain healthy and sustainable practices. Former Director of LOMAP and practice advisor.

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Law Practice: Represented and counseled employees and small businesses in employment matters and litigation. Co-authored amicus briefs on behalf of civil rights organizations. Marketing/Communications: As member of firm’s website and technology committees, worked with consultants to design firm logo, develop new website with social media components, and implement use of new technologies. Assisted advisory committee to Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination with legislative initiatives and prepared informational materials.

Law Clerk to Justice Jaynee LaVecchia.

Boston, Ma, Us

Empowered economically disadvantaged and minority women to pursue entrepreneurship.Programs and Consulting: Conducted intakes and matched clients with courses and counselors. Presented information sessions and taught basic business courses. Operations: Managed client data and reports. Coordinated internship program and supervised interns. Marketing/Communications: Prepared press releases and marketing materials, acted as media liaison, and conducted outreach to local businesses, agencies, and organizations. Initiated and wrote first monthly stakeholder and client e-newsletter. Managed redesign and development of website, and conducted website maintenance and updates. Fundraising: Assisted in planning fundraising events, writing grants, and cultivating donors. Training: Delivered training to employees on computer databases, Microsoft software, basic computer skills, and website content management system. Awards: Center for Women & Enterprise Staff Recognition Award, 2005; Women’s Leadership Summit Scholarship Recipient in the amount of $1,500, 2004

Nonprofit Management And Leadership Certificate

Jd, Law

Ba, Psychology