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SABA Florida (South Asian Bar Association of Florida) is dedicated to the advancement and development of attorneys interested in issues affecting the South Asian community. SABA Florida strives to promote the professional development of lawyers and law students with an interest in issues concerning the South Asian community; educate the South Asian community about relevant legal issues; expand and enhance business and professional opportunities for attorneys and law students with an interest in South Asian issues; increase the participation of South Asians in civic affairs and government; and facilitate the exchange of ideas and information regarding pro bono and other civic activities to the South Asian community. |
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2012 SABA Florida - South Asian Leadership Forum |
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 Presented by The South Asian Bar Association of Florida & the International Law Society and South Asian Law Students Association of the University of Miami School of Law.
On November 9 & 10, 2012, the South Asian Bar Association of Florida, along with the International Law Society and South Asian Law Students Association of the University of Miami School of Law will host a South Asian Leadership Forum designed to highlight the unique legal issues facing the practice of law in South Asia, as well as the issues faced by South Asian American attorneys and law students within the legal field.
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THE SOUTH ASIAN BAR ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA for the first time held its Midyear Meeting (view Event Album) in conjunction with The Florida Bar's Annual Convention in June. SABA members and guests discussed future goals of diversity and inclusion, and strategies to assimilate the growing South Asian bar members into Florida's legal community. Florida Bar Immediate Past President Scott Hawkins, President Gwynne Young, President-elect Gene Pettis, and Justice James E.C. Perry also attended the meeting, providing words of encouragement and advice. SABA's Orlando chapter hosted SABA members and their guests to an evening of networking at Ember in downtown Orlando. SABA now boasts more than 80 members. This fall, SABA will hold its diversity leadership forum in Miami to further highlight the issues faced by South Asian American attorneys and law students. The forum will be held in conjunction with the annual Kozyak Minority Mentoring Picnic. Pictured from the left are Rishi Bagga, Justice Perry, Pettis, and Sumeet Chugani. For more information about SABA, visit www.sabafl.org or email SABA's President Chugani, at
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