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The Broward County Women Lawyers’ Association is the Broward County chapter of the Florida Association
for Women Lawyers (FAWL), the State of Florida’s women’s bar organization.
BCWLA is a diverse group
of lawyers and judges who reside, work, and socialize in Broward County. The unifying factor for the BCWLA is the recognition
that the successful practice of law reaches far beyond the courtroom. While BCWLA members vary in terms of experience,
areas of practice, gender, age, and ethnicity, we share the common vision that a successful legal community thrives on the
commitment of its lawyers and judges to the legal and civic community.
Throughout the year, BCWLA hosts
monthly luncheons aimed at helping lawyers to achieve their personal and professional goals. BCWLA members have the opportunity
to socialize, enjoy lunch at the Tower Club, and earn CLE credits while talented speakers share their knowledge, skills, and
experiences. For more information about the BCWLA or its activities, please contact us using the "Contact Us"
link on the left.
| August 21, 2009 BCWLA Installation |

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| Past Presidents, Current President, and District Court Judge Patricia A. Seitz |
The BCWLA is proud to sponsor the Rising Star Scholarship in conjunction with Nova
University's Shepard Broad Law School.
Congratulations to the 2008-2009 Winner: Serena
Gober, Nova Law Student
| Rising Star Scholarship Award |
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| Winner Serena Gober, President Jodi Cohen, Committee Chair Jamie Finizio (l to r) |
BCWLA
Wins Award for
"Books and Breakfast" Project BCWLA's "Books and Breakfast" project with PACE Center for Girls won the
National Foundation for Women’s Bar Association
Public Service and Outstanding Member Program Award. BCWLA Board Members Tonja Haddad Coleman and Jacquelyn Holden,
along with PACE Board Member Judge Stacy Ross, accepted the award at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in
New York City during the National Conference of Women’s Bar Associations 2008 Women’s Bar Leadership Summit.
Leaders from across the United States gathered for the event which included a speech by Geraldine Ferraro.
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| BCWLA representatives Tonja Haddad Coleman & Jacquelyn Holden with Judge Stacy Ross accept award |
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