The Honolulu Chapter of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society warmly invites you to our upcoming chapter meeting--a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow attorneys in Honolulu and engage with distinguished guests.

We are honored to host Amy Larsen, the new Executive Director of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society, and David Moore, Dean of the BYU Law School, who will be visiting Hawaii and joining us for this special event.

Don’t miss this chance to connect with colleagues and learn from our esteemed guests in a relaxed setting!

Date: Thursday, October 9, 2025

Time: 6:00 PM HST

Location: Upstairs at Pier 38 (129 N Nimitz Hwy, Honolulu, HI 96817)

RSVP: Dinner will be available for purchase at the restaurant. Please RSVP by October 3rd to rebecca@dlmhawaii.com to confirm your attendance and help us plan seating. Kindly indicate any dietary preferences for the restaurant’s consideration.

Event Overview:

This meeting is a unique chance to network with other attorneys in our Honolulu legal community, fostering professional and personal connections rooted in shared values and the JRCLS’s unique mission. Come meet and hear from Amy Larsen and David Moore, who will share insights on the JRCLS’s global mission and the future of the BYU Law School. This is an ideal setting to build relationships, exchange ideas, and strengthen our chapter’s commitment to faith, integrity, and service in the practice of law.

We will also discuss upcoming chapter activities, including possible networking opportunities and community service projects, while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere at Upstairs at Pier 38.

If you are aware of attorneys with an interest in the JRCLS and/or joining us at this event, please encourage them to RSVP.

Questions? Please contact Kalani A. Morse, Chapter Chair, at kmorse@dlmhawaii.com; or Rebecca at rebecca@dlmhawaii.com or 808-792-1214.

About the Honolulu Chapter of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society

The JRCLS is an international organization of legal professionals dedicated to promoting fairness, virtue, and integrity in the practice of law, guided by faith and public service. Our Honolulu Chapter aims to:

· Foster professional development through CLE events, networking, and mentorship.

· Serve our community through pro bono initiatives and charitable activities.

· Uphold ethical standards and religious liberty in alignment with our shared values.

· Build a supportive network of attorneys and law students rooted in faith and fellowship.