Kansas Supreme Court appoints three to Kansas Continuing Legal Education board

TOPEKA—The Kansas Supreme Court appointed one new member and reappointed two existing members to the Kansas Continuing Legal Education board.  

Appointees will serve terms through June 30, 2027.  

Newly appointed is Amy Ross, a private practice attorney in Columbus. 

Existing members reappointed to new terms are: 

• Jean Menager, lawyer, Stevens & Brand LLP, Lawrence  

• District Judge Andrew Stein, who serves in Ford County in the 16th Judicial District   

The Kansas Continuing Legal Education board helps the Supreme Court and the Office of Judicial Administration administer and regulate continuing legal education for attorneys. Its responsibilities include:  

• approving providers and programs  

• determining the number of CLE credit hours to be awarded for participating in a program 

• granting or withdrawing approval of CLE programs 

• granting waivers and extensions of time to complete requirements 

• developing guidelines as described in Rule 801