Jewish Lawyers Association of Miami-Dade County

02/18/2026

01/17/2026

01/06/2026

Let’s kick off 2026 together by having lunch with Miami-Dade’s esteemed jurist, Judge Lisa Walsh, who presides over Miami’s Complex Business Litigation Division. Link to register: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/table-for-chai-lunch-with-judge-lisa-walsh

11/13/2025

Our relief drive is underway and there are a few days left to help! Please help us support the relief effort in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa. We are collecting Diapers, Hygiene Products, New Clothing, Kosher Canned and Boxed Food, Batteries, Flashlights and Sleeping Bags to deliver to Chabad of Jamaica 🇯🇲

10/13/2025

The Jewish Lawyers Association of Miami-Dade County joins the global Jewish community in rejoicing at the return of all remaining living hostages taken on October 7, 2023. Today marks a day of immense relief, gratitude, and renewed faith, even as we continue to grieve those who were killed on October 7th and the two years that followed. May their memory be a blessing.

On October 7th, as the Jewish people were meant to dance with the Torah on Simchat Torah, our joy was shattered. Today, as the last living hostages return home, we honor that same spirit this Simchat Torah — the belief that no matter the darkness, our people will dance again.

The hostages’ release restores some light to a world that has carried their absence deeply. A world that has seemed so dark. A world that will never be the same.

As the Jewish people have done for generations, we turn pain into purpose and mourning into movement.

Today’s homecomings are not just the end of captivity; they are the beginning of a new era. Our work begins now. The Jewish Lawyers Association stands ready to continue our mission of sharing our values of justice, compassion, and community that define our organization.

Am Yisrael Chai. 🇮🇱🪬🎗

10/07/2025

Two Years Later, We Remember.
October 7th forever changed our people. Two years later, the pain remains — and so does our resolve. We continue to pray for the safe return of the hostages still held captive, and we honor the memory of the lives lost that day and after.

But it was October 8th — the day after — that revealed another painful truth. As Jewish communities grieved, we also faced a wave of antisemitism unlike anything many of us had ever seen. In courtrooms, classrooms, and public squares, we felt the sting of silence and hostility.

Out of that darkness came determination. The Jewish Lawyers Association of Miami-Dade County was born from a need to stand together — to affirm that our faith, our values, and our voices belong in every space where justice is pursued.

We remember. We remain vigilant.
May their memories be a blessing, and may we soon see every hostage returned home. 💛🕯️Am Yisrael Chai ✡️