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May 10, 2008 New Attorney Profile or Resume Information on Ms. Cinocca is now available online. Click the "Resume of Tracy A. Cinocca" box above.
April 29, 2008 As the Region IV ABA Family Law section representative, Ms. Cinocca will attend the council meeting on April 30, 2008 in Chicago, Illinois. The Council meeting precedes the Family Law Section meeting in combination with the American Psychological Association. Issues to be covered include:
For more information, go to the ABA or the APA websites.
April 22, 2008
Tonight a panel of lawyers, including Ms. Cinocca, appeared on the Channel Two News Call-a-Lawyer segment, compliments of the Tulsa County Bar Association. For approximately two hours, Ms. Cinocca and a panel of other lawyers, answered questions of callers. Special thanks to Toni Wallace who organizes this program and for the photographs below of the January 29, 2008 panel. Please visit the Tulsa County Bar Association website for more information on their lawyer referral program. Click here.
April 21, 2008 Ms. Cinocca taught her first law class to corporate human resource and other professionals through the Lorman Institute. The Lorman Institute produces seminars
on "the rules, regulations and best practices that impact the success of your business or the business of your clients."
On August 24, 2006, Ms. Cinocca taught a portion of "Advance Topics In the Family and Medical Leave Act in Oklahoma," along with an associate of Michael L. Carr and Mary Constance "Connie" Matties. On June 13, 2007, she taught a portion of "Landmines for Discharge," along with Steven A. Broussard, of the firm Hall, Estill, Hardwick, Gable, Golden & Nelson, and Robert E. Norman, of the firm Miller Dollarhide. A copy of the course materials may be accessed here. Please visit the Lorman Institute website for a complete listing of future course offerings that may be of help to you. Ms. Cinocca looks forward to teaching more classes in the various areas of her practice, including her family law discovery teleseminar on April 23, 2008.
April 17, 2008 Ms. Cinocca is please to report that she has completed preparation of a power point style presentation for a teleseminar being given by the American Bar Association to lawyers throughout the country where she will speak on written discovery in family law cases. The Oklahoma Bar Association Family Law Section through its specially appointed committee led by Jon R. Ford, as Senior Editor, has graciously agreed to allow the presentment of several of their specially drafted forms for this presentation and for educational related purposes. We give a special thanks to the Oklahoma Bar Association Family Law Practice Manual committee for their hard work and efforts at raising the standards of practice in the family law bar in our state. Ms. Cinocca's biography related to the presentation of this teleseminar is as follows:
Please email Ms. Cinocca if you have any questions or we may be of service to you. April 10, 2008 Ms. Cinocca attended the ABA Young Business Lawyers Institute in Dallas, Texas. Ms. Cinocca serves as the Young Business Lawyers Newsletter editor. The Institute is catered to young lawyers on simple as well as complex business litigation and transactional matters pertinent to large corporations and smaller businesses as well. The Institute is very informative, and energetic, with so many young lawyers in attendance. More information is here. Ms. Cinocca looks forwad to the publication of the next newsletter, and hopes to publish her most recent past newsletter here soon. March 31, 2008
Tracy Cinocca will be a member of the Program Faculty for the Family Law 101 Teleconference series sponsored by the American Bar Association. She will discuss written discovery requests and objections in the seminar, "Family Law Discovery: The Basics and Beyond." This will occur on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 at 11:00 o'clock a.m. central time. Continuing legal education credit is available and attendance is by telephone. For more information or registration, please visit the American Bar Association. ABA Family Law Discovery Program Information. March 23, 2008 This date is the earliest easter Sunday to occur in our lifetimes, and the one and only time Tracy A. Cinocca's birthday will fall on this historic and significant date. Remember to give thanks each and every day for the blessings which are yours. March 11, 2008 Tracy Cinocca shared her legal expertise and personal stories with young teenage mothers at Young Lives Teen Moms meeting at Asbury United Methodist Church. She answered many questions about child support, domestic abuse, paternity, custody, emancipation, marriage and social services that the young mothers had. Young Lives' Teen Moms program is committed to providing unconditional love and support to teenage mothers. Young Lives is a unique outreach to teenage mothers, that is a part of the Young Life ministry. Their mission is to provide teen mothers with the opportunity for mature friendships and wise counsel in an unconditional, caring and nonjudgmental manner. This group is committed to treating teen moms with compassion, grace and a personal touch, by being available to teenage mothers as trusted friends and mentors. If you know a teen mom who might be interested, please feel free to recommend them to this program. If you or someone you know is interested in being a mentor mom, please refer them to our program as well. The program also accepts tax deductible donations to Young Life Ministry (Include OK 104 on memo line), which are especially helpful to fund a camp experience for the teen moms and their babies. Any donations may be sent to: Young Life Ministries, P.O. Box 33176, Tulsa, OK 74153-1176. If you have any questions, you may contact the program director Cathy Duke at (918) 724-1332, star1313cd@aol.com, or our offices.
March 3, 2008
Supreme Court of the United States of America
We are pleased to announce that Ms. Cinocca was admitted by motion today before seven of the nine Unites States Supreme Court Justices. Ms. Cinocca represented the State of Oklahoma with a group of young lawyers in the American Association for Justice. She especially thanks James Dunn, an Oklahoma City area attorney, for his sponsorship of her to be admitted to the highest bar of the land. Mr. Dunn's work is critical in securing the rights of citizens of the State of Oklahoma to participate in the ballot initiative process, without undue restrictions or punishments. His efforts, along with those of Oklahoma Senator Randy Brogdon, on behalf of citizen's rights in this state, are appreciated. A photograph of the AAJ Young Lawyer group in a reception room at the United States Supreme Court is below. FIRM REPRESENTATIONTulsa, Oklahoma, Business Attorney |