Wow! It has been a busy and wonderful year for CABA. CABA has:
There are so many people to thank for this great year. The CABA Board members and Pat Evans have served with enthusiasm and dedication and have given a multitude of hours to the many efforts of this organization. The Committee chairs have done superb work in advancing the missions of their committees. And last, but certainly not least, the CABA members have volunteered their time and energy to continue to improve the capital area and their profession.
We have one more big event before David Maron begins his term as President. I hope you have made plans to join us on May 15th at the Country Club of Jackson for the Evening Honoring the Judiciary. In addition to giving out awards, we will enjoy a presentation by our keynote speaker, Michael McCann, Director of the Sports Law Institute and Professor of Law at Vermont Law School and a nationally recognized expert in the fields of sports law, antitrust, and law and economics. Mr. McCann is the Legal Analyst for Sports Illustrated and NBA TV and the “Sports Law” columnist on SI.com. Mr. McCann contributes to the Sports Law Blog and The Situationist, both award-winning internet blogs. Additionally, Mr. McCann is a legal correspondent for the nationally syndicated Dan Patrick Show and has been frequently interviewed on television, including on HBO’s Bob Costas Now; CNN’s The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer, American Morning, Headline News, and Glenn Beck Show; Fox News’ Fox Live Desk and CNBC’s Morning Call and Power Lunch. Mr. McCann has also been interviewed on radio, including NPR, BBC, CBC, CBS Radio, ESPN Radio, the Lou Dobbs Radio Show, and the Jim Rome Show, and in print by the New York Times, Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and Business Week. Come join us for a great evening!
In closing, thank you for a wonderful and rewarding experience. I am grateful for all the friends and colleagues who have supported me this year. CABA has good things to look forward to this next year during David Maron’s term and in the years to come. Thank you.