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The State Bar of Michigan is the organization of lawyers and judges in Michigan. It promotes improvements in the administration of justice, relations between the legal profession and the public, and the interests of the legal profession.
This is a comprehensive list of all bar associations in the state of Michigan Bar Associations with the overview, contact details, and link to each bar association.
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The State Bar of Michigan (SBM) is a regulatory bar association that all attorneys licensed in Michigan must join, as it is also in charge of licensing these attorneys. It was established by the Michigan Supreme Court in 1935 to license and regulate the lawyers that wished to practice law in the state of Michigan.
