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What is the North Carolina Bar Association?

We are a voluntary statewide organization of more than 19,500 lawyers, paralegals and law students.

What does the NCBA do?

We offer opportunities for legal learning and avenues for service to the legal profession and the community at large. We provide members with myriad ways to connect within their practice areas and across the profession. The North Carolina Bar Foundation is the charitable arm of the NCBA.

Is the NCBA responsible for regulating the practice of law in North Carolina?

No. That is the responsibility of the North Carolina State Bar, the state agency that oversees licensing and ethics complaints.

Who leads the NCBA?

Leadership is provided by the NCBA Board of Governors under the direction of a president who is elected to a one-year term. The NCBA is a 501(c)(6) trade organization; the N.C. Bar Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization closely held by the NCBA. Jason Hensley serves as executive director of the NCBA and NCBF.

How long has the NCBA existed?

The NCBA was founded in 1899.

How can I contact the N.C. Bar Center?

The Bar Center is at 8000 Weston Parkway, Cary, NC 27513. Call us at 919.677.0561.

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