Superior Court of Los Angeles County Invites Law Students and Newly Practicing Attorneys to Attend ‘Debunking Imposter Syndrome Symptoms (DISS)’ Program on September 10
Interactive Panel Featuring Judges and Experienced Attorneys to Explore Confidence, Professional Growth and Success in the Legal Profession
On Sept. 10, 2026, the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, in partnership with the John M. Langston Bar Association of Los Angeles and the Mexican American Bar Association, will host Debunking Imposter Syndrome Symptoms (DISS), an interactive panel discussion designed to empower law students and young attorneys as they navigate the legal profession.
Hosted in the Presiding Judge’s Courtroom (Room 222) at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse, the DISS program will feature a candid conversation with seasoned attorneys and judges who will share insights and perspectives on pursuing a successful legal career, overcoming self-imposed limitations, and approaching professional opportunities with confidence.
Participants will have the chance to speak with the panelists and gain practical perspectives on navigating the practice of law, building professional confidence, and pursuing a path to success. New attorneys and law students interested in attending can register here. Questions about registration can be directed to CommunityOutreach@lacourt.ca.gov
Program Details
| Date | Sept. 10, 2026 |
| Time | 3 to 5 p.m. |
| Location | Presiding Judge’s Courtroom, Room 222 at the Stanley Mosk Courthouse, 111 N. Hill St., Los Angeles, CA 90012 |
Panelists
- Presiding Judge of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County Judge Sergio C. Tapia II
- United States District Court Judge André Birotte Jr.
- Superior Court of Los Angeles County Judge Cindy Pánuco
- Superior Court of Los Angeles County Judge Rupert Byrdsong
- Ludlow Creary, President, John M. Langston Bar Association
- Lori Romero, President, Mexican American Bar Association
- Marcellus McRae, Partner, Gibson Dunn
The DISS program supports the Court’s 2025-2028 Strategic Plan by strengthening relationships with the legal community and promoting professional development among law students and newly practicing attorneys. By engaging with judges and experienced legal professionals, the program strengthens the Court’s commitment to public service, builds trust and confidence in the justice system, and fosters a more knowledgeable, engaged legal community.
You can view the full notice here.
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