The ACBA Member-to-Member (M2M) Referral Guide is an online guide that lists Pittsburgh-region attorneys by practice area and languages spoken. It is updated and sent quarterly to ACBA’s more than 5,000 members and is available 24/7 on the ACBA website.

If your firm is looking to hire this summer, the Pittsburgh Legal Community’s top resource for legal job postings is the ACBA Job Board. With more than 5,000 pageviews each month, the vast majority from Pittsburgh-area legal professionals looking for jobs, there’s no better resource available to promote your open positions. For more information, contact Jennifer Pulice, the ACBA’s Director of Legal Employment Services, at jpulice@acba.org.

Experiencing a financial hardship? Did you know there is a fund that could help? The Allegheny County Bar Foundation Lawyers’ Fund can provide confidential, need-based financial assistance to area lawyers and their families. Funds may be available to help those struggling to make ends meet, manage student loan debt, cover funeral expenses of a loved one, pay for substance abuse counseling and more. Contact ACBA Executive Director David Blaner at 412-402-6620 or click the button below.

Get ready to hit the links (and the bocce court) at Westmoreland Country Club. The annual ACBA Golf and Bocce Tournament – one of the Pittsburgh Legal Community’s biggest events of the summer – will be held on Monday, July 28 and features an 18-hole championship golf tournament, as well as a bocce competition suitable for players at all skill levels.

Registration for all attendees includes food, beverages, skill contests and access to a silent auction and other exciting prizes. It is a great afternoon of networking and fun while raising money for two great organizations, as it supports the Allegheny County Bar Foundation and Neighborhood Legal Services. Thank you to Golf Tournament Sponsor UPMC for sponsoring this event.

While ACBA members typically think of Seven Springs Mountain Resort for the Bench-Bar Conference – and why not – the resort is open all-year-round for fun. Seven Springs is offering a member discount on summer activities at the resort, using promo code D7SABC25. For more information, click below.

The July 11 edition of Pittsburgh Legal Journal Opinions is available online. The Pittsburgh Legal Journal publishes timely, precedent-setting, full-text opinions from various divisions of the Court of Common Pleas. Opinions that appeared in past editions are available in a searchable database here; members must be logged in to the ACBA website to access this database.

Preparing for college can be overwhelming, but proactive planning around safety, health and financial risks can ease the transition for students and their families. The below article covers more. For more on the ACBA Insurance Program, visit www.ACBA.org/Insurance.

In addition to the hard copy edition that is sent to members through the mail, the July 11 edition of the Lawyers Journal — the ACBA’s flagship publication featuring substantive legal articles and stories of interest to the legal community — is available digitally on the ACBA website and at the button below.

Courtesy of Allegheny County Sheriff Kevin Kraus, ACBA members are invited to attend a free, two-credit CLE course on legal issues impacting the Sheriff’s Office on Friday, July  25 from 1 to 3 p.m. The CLE will be held as part of the 102nd Annual PA Sheriffs’ Association conference at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, at 500 Mansfield Ave. in Green Tree.

To RSVP, email Sam Stipetich at sstipetich@alleghenycourts.us or call 412-350-5003 by July 18. For more information, click the button below for an informational flyer.

ACBA members can get a 15 percent discount on books purchased through the American Bar Association's online store, through the "Books for Bars" program. Simply shop online and then use the promo code "ACBARI" to receive the discount. Visit www.ACBA.org/BooksForBars for more.