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The Wake County Bar Association is the local, voluntary bar association serving Raleigh, Cary, Garner, and all other areas of Wake County. Through socials, free CLE hours, monthly networking luncheons, special events, pro bono and public service work, we add life to your law practice. Learn More
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WCBA/Tenth JD Bar Activities: Co-Chair of WCBA Centennial...
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WCBA/Tenth JD Bar Activities: Co-Chair of WCBA Centennial Committee, 2023-2025; Immediate Past President/Nominations Committee Chair, 2024; President of the 10th Judicial District/WCBA, 2023; President-Elect of the 10th Judicial District/WCBA, 2022; Treasurer of the 10th Judicial District Bar/WCBA, 2019-2021; Board of Directors of the 10th ...
Membership in the Tenth Judicial District Bar is mandatory for attorneys who are active and live or practice in Wake County, North Carolina. The Tenth Judicial District Bar investigates grievances of the public toward attorneys, handles fee disputes with attorneys and conducts judicial elections.
The North Carolina State Bar has 44 geographic subdivisions called “judicial district bars” (often also referred to as “district bars”). By statute, judicial district bars are coterminous with prosecutorial districts. See N.C. Gen. Stat. 84-19.
Founded in 1925, the Wake County Bar Association (WCBA) serves as the voluntary bar association for the 10th Judicial District of North Carolina.
As the Wake County Bar Association and Tenth Judicial District Bar mark their hundredth year, area lawyers will see the bars as essential, welcoming communities that foster lawyers’ professional development and a meaningful sense of belonging.
We are excited to share that Russell Babb has been elected President-Elect of the 10th Judicial District Bar by vote of the membership at its Annual Meeting on December 3. With approximately 6,000 lawyer members, the 10th Judicial District Bar is the largest mandatory Bar organization in North Carolina.
