HCBA Lawyer Magazine No. 33, Issue 5 | Page 33

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Complex in Clearwater . The water views , with downtown Tampa in the background , will be missed , but the sights and smells of a new building are alluring . Like many , my day starts with checking email and the calendar as a reminder of the day ’ s meetings . Whether it is a meeting with supervisors in my office , with the larger executive team , or with the Chief and TCA , most weeks include all three . In between the meetings of the day , I work on any number of things — fielding phone calls ; answering judges ’ questions ; conducting legal review of public records under Fla . R . Gen . Prac . & Jud . Admin . 2.420 ; addressing employment issues ; reviewing proposed legislation that might impact the court ; responding to emails and letters received by citizens and lawyers ; reviewing program agreements ; and more . Each day ’ s focus is different than the last . Fairly fast-paced , as attention must be redirected from one task to the next pressing one ,
the days are usually over before I ’ m ready , offering a place to pick up tomorrow morning . It takes many people to efficiently and effectively operate the courts ; I ’ m grateful and proud to play my small part in the administration of justice . n
Author : Lyndsey E . Siara – 6th Judicial Circuit
Government Lawyer Section Co-Hosts “ Brunch with the Bosses ”
thehCBagovernmentLawyers SectionandhawLgovernmentattorney ’ s Committeewereproudtohost “ Brunch withtheBosses ” onFebruary24 . attendeesenjoyedafreebrunchwith localgovernmentbossesandconnected withthemabouttheirrespectiveroles , howtheygotthere , andothercareer advice . thiseventwasasuccess , thankstoagrantfromtheFloridaBar diversity & InclusionCommittee , andto allofthe “ bosses ” thatparticipatedand gaveoftheirtime .
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