Related categories 1
Sites 30
The fifth-largest local bar association in California.
Official site for the Asian Pacific Bar Association of Los Angeles (APABA), a member organization of attorneys, judges, commissioners and law students.
A minority bar association, founded in 1980, with a membership of nearly 600 lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and their supporters in the legal community, including judges, lawyers, legal workers and law students.
Non-profit voluntary membership organization of over 9,000 lawyers in the Bay Area.
Dedicated to serving the professional needs of its attorney members, improving the administration of justice, and serving the Los Angeles community.
CAOC is a professional association for attorneys who represent plaintiffs/consumers who seek responsibility from wrongdoers. Certain areas of the site are password protected for members only.
CCCBA is an association of attorneys, judges, and legal support personnel serving its members and the public.
A legal society, open to all, primarily comprised of individuals of Hellenic descent.
Promotes professional growth for Korean American attorneys and law students and provides legal access for the Korean community. Announcements and membership information.
The largest local voluntary bar association in the nation with a membership of more than 24,000 attorneys.
MCBA's mission is to involve, encourage, and support bar association members, to serve as a liaison to the Marin County courts, and to educate the community and enhance access to legal services.
OCBA is one of the largest voluntary bar associations in California with over 6600 members. Members regularly meet in both sections and committees, which gather together for various purposes.
Information about OCWLA, calendar, updates, membership directory, officers/directors, and legal links.
Serving two counties and two county bar associations, to provide a more personal and responsive professional association for attorneys in the mid-peninsula.
Website contains tentative rulings for the County's law and motion docket, the bar association newsletter, member directory, and calendar of events.
Bar Office online serving justice, the public, and members.
Information about SCBA for attorneys and the public.
One stop access to legal information and research materials for lawyers and the public.
SDCBA has been the general voluntary bar association of San Diego County since 1899.
Association of patent attorneys, patent agents, and other intellectual property lawyers and business people residing or doing business in San Diego County; articles and news on intellectual property law
The San Fernando Valley Bar Association is one of the premier local bar associations in California and the nation. Since 1926, the SFVBA has been a strong voice for the San Fernando Valley legal community.
A bay area organization of Latino Lawyers serving the purposes of public interest, law reform, the administration of justice, promoting professionalism, and working with professional/community organizations.
Information about the association includes bar sections, judicial liaison, fee dispute, arbitration, attorney/client mediation, MCLE credit, state bar, bar/bench/media, judicial evaluation, and local court rules.
SMCBA is comprised of lawyers who practice in San Mateo County, California.
A non-profit organization dedicated to serving the professional needs of its attorney members, improving the administration of justice and serving the general welfare of the citizens.
The association provides lawyer referrals and attorney resources in the San Francisco North Bay Area.
An administrative arm of the California Supreme Court requiring all lawyers practicing in the state to be members. Includes attorney record search, complaint information, resources and services.
Serving the legal community East of the Sierra Crest with members licensed in both California and Nevada.
VCBA was first established in the early 1940s and currently has over 1000 members.
WLALA is dedicated to promoting the full participation of women lawyers and judges in the legal profession. WLALA and the WLALA Foundation provide grants, scholarships and pro bono activities in the Los Angeles area.
Promotes professional growth for Korean American attorneys and law students and provides legal access for the Korean community. Announcements and membership information.
CAOC is a professional association for attorneys who represent plaintiffs/consumers who seek responsibility from wrongdoers. Certain areas of the site are password protected for members only.
Official site for the Asian Pacific Bar Association of Los Angeles (APABA), a member organization of attorneys, judges, commissioners and law students.
An administrative arm of the California Supreme Court requiring all lawyers practicing in the state to be members. Includes attorney record search, complaint information, resources and services.
Information about the association includes bar sections, judicial liaison, fee dispute, arbitration, attorney/client mediation, MCLE credit, state bar, bar/bench/media, judicial evaluation, and local court rules.
OCBA is one of the largest voluntary bar associations in California with over 6600 members. Members regularly meet in both sections and committees, which gather together for various purposes.
Association of patent attorneys, patent agents, and other intellectual property lawyers and business people residing or doing business in San Diego County; articles and news on intellectual property law
Website contains tentative rulings for the County's law and motion docket, the bar association newsletter, member directory, and calendar of events.
SDCBA has been the general voluntary bar association of San Diego County since 1899.
Non-profit voluntary membership organization of over 9,000 lawyers in the Bay Area.
Serving two counties and two county bar associations, to provide a more personal and responsive professional association for attorneys in the mid-peninsula.
Information about SCBA for attorneys and the public.
The San Fernando Valley Bar Association is one of the premier local bar associations in California and the nation. Since 1926, the SFVBA has been a strong voice for the San Fernando Valley legal community.
Serving the legal community East of the Sierra Crest with members licensed in both California and Nevada.
The fifth-largest local bar association in California.
A bay area organization of Latino Lawyers serving the purposes of public interest, law reform, the administration of justice, promoting professionalism, and working with professional/community organizations.
SMCBA is comprised of lawyers who practice in San Mateo County, California.
MCBA's mission is to involve, encourage, and support bar association members, to serve as a liaison to the Marin County courts, and to educate the community and enhance access to legal services.
The largest local voluntary bar association in the nation with a membership of more than 24,000 attorneys.
Information about OCWLA, calendar, updates, membership directory, officers/directors, and legal links.
CCCBA is an association of attorneys, judges, and legal support personnel serving its members and the public.
VCBA was first established in the early 1940s and currently has over 1000 members.
A legal society, open to all, primarily comprised of individuals of Hellenic descent.
Dedicated to serving the professional needs of its attorney members, improving the administration of justice, and serving the Los Angeles community.
The association provides lawyer referrals and attorney resources in the San Francisco North Bay Area.
WLALA is dedicated to promoting the full participation of women lawyers and judges in the legal profession. WLALA and the WLALA Foundation provide grants, scholarships and pro bono activities in the Los Angeles area.
A non-profit organization dedicated to serving the professional needs of its attorney members, improving the administration of justice and serving the general welfare of the citizens.
One stop access to legal information and research materials for lawyers and the public.
A minority bar association, founded in 1980, with a membership of nearly 600 lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and their supporters in the legal community, including judges, lawyers, legal workers and law students.
Bar Office online serving justice, the public, and members.
