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April 21, 2026
The Wyoming State Bar announced steps law firms can take to boost their online visibility by improving website practice area pages. The guidance includes using artificial intelligence tools for drafting content and incorporating multimedia elements like videos. Free consulting services are available through Red Cave Law Firm Consulting.
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The Wyoming State Bar announced new trends in electronic payments for law firms on Apr. 7. Embedded payment solutions are now included within legal software products, reducing costs for attorneys. The bar continues offering free consulting services while supporting public access to justice.
Read more →April 17, 2026
Six people have been recommended for admission to practice law in Wyoming after passing required exams. The Wyoming State Bar highlights ongoing efforts supporting attorneys, access to justice, and community service across the state.
Read more →April 15, 2026
The Wyoming Supreme Court has suspended attorney Kent C. Cobb for three months following issues related to his representation in a debt collection case. The action underscores regulatory oversight by the state's bar association.
Read more →April 10, 2026
The Wyoming State Bar urges law firms to adopt relational databases for better organization and efficiency. Most offices use case management tools but may lack CRM systems that manage leads effectively.
Read more →April 6, 2026
The Wyoming Bar Association has published its April 2026 issue of Wyoming Lawyer. The release highlights ongoing efforts supporting lawyers and improving public access to justice across the state.
Read more →April 2, 2026
The Wyoming Supreme Court has suspended four attorneys who failed to meet mandatory continuing legal education requirements for 2025. The affected lawyers are based in Colorado, Texas, and California.
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