Arizona Black Bar
This Association has recently changed its name to the Hayzel B Daniels Bar Association. Its mission is to enhance the professional life of its members.
www.arizonablackbar.org

Arkansas Black Lawyers
This website gives an informative background of black lawyers who were known to have practiced between 1865 and 1950.
www.arkansasblacklawyers.com

Black Entertainment and Sports Lawyers Association
BESLA is an international organization of lawyers and other entertainment and sports industry executives in support of a more diversified, expert and informed group of entertainment and sports industry professionals.
www.besla.org

Black Lawyers Association of Cincinnati
This Association is committed to the mission of improving the administration of criminal and civil justice, addressing the needs of African American attorneys.
www.cincyblac.org

Black Women Lawyers’ Association
Part of this Association’s mission is to identify and address issues and concerns unique to African-American women lawyers and judges
www.bwla.org

Black Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles
This Association is a non-profit corporation whose mission is dedicated to charitable, educational and community-based services.
www.blackwomenlawyersla.org

California Association of Black Lawyers
CABL continues to be instrumental in increasing the number of African American judges throughout California.
www.calblacklawyers.org

Charles Houston Bar Association
This Association represents the interests of African American lawyers, judges and law students throughout Northern California.
www.charleshoustonbar.org

Cochran Firm
This firm, founded by the late Johnny Cochran, is one of the premier plaintiffs' litigation and criminal defense law firms in the United States. Cochran, who died in 2005, was one of the most well-known black lawyers.
www.cochranfirm.com

Cook County Bar Association
This Association is the oldest African American Bar Association in America’s history, coming together in 1869.
www.cookcountybar.org

D. Augustus Straker Bar Association
This association was founded as a proactive organization of diverse attorneys, with a mission of promoting legal practice opportunities for minorities and women
www.michbar.org

Gate City Bar Association
Established in 1948, the Gate City Bar Association is the oldest African American Bar Association in the State of Georgia.
www.gatecitybar.org

George W. Crawford Black Bar Association
This Association is a volunteer, non-profit, state-wide organization of attorneys, judges, and law students in the State of Connecticut. Its purpose is to work aggressively for the enhancement of the role of Black people in the legal profession
www.georgecrawfordblackbar.org

Great Washington Area Chapter Women Lawyers Division
GWAC was founded in 1974 by a group of African-American women attorneys in D.C. who shared a vision of establishing a professional networking organization that serves the needs of the community and enhances opportunities for professional development.
www.gwacbar.org

Houston Black Lawyers Association
This Association seeks to address injustice and educate members and the community by serving as a redress conduit, improving legal services and providing a voice for the community through advocacy, mentoring, professionalism and coalition building.
www.houstonlawyersassociation.org

John Mercer Langston Bar Association
This Association’s purpose is to be a facilitator for excellence within the legal profession while also encouraging community service for those in need.
www.jmlba.org

Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association
Since 1973, the MBLA has provided a valuable network and visible presence for attorneys of color within the Massachusetts legal community.
www.massblacklawyers.org

Minnesota Association of Black Lawyers
Minority bar association dedicated to supporting the professional development of Black lawyers, judges, and law students.
www.mabl.org

Monumental City Bar Association
This Association provides mentoring and counseling to law students and young lawyers, as well as training opportunities to advance the education of minority attorneys.
www.monumentalbar.org

National Black Law Students Association
NBLSA is a national organization formed to articulate and promote the needs and goals of black law students and effectuate change in the legal community.
www.nblsa.org

National Conference of Black Lawyers
This is an an association of lawyers, scholars, judges, legal workers, law students and legal activists whose mission is to serve as the legal arm of the movement for Black Liberation, among other important things.
www.ncbl.org

New Mexico Black Lawyers Association
Throughout the nearly three-decade existence of the organization, NMBLA has promoted social justice, encouraged mutual support among the members, and has contributed to worthy endeavors.
www.newmexicoblacklawyersassociation.org

Rochester Black Bar Association
One of the purposes this Association assumes is To serve as a voice for the concerns and opinions of African American attorneys in Monroe County, and to promote the professional development and networking opportunities.
www.rochesterblackbar.org

W. Harold Flowers Law Society
In 1938, the Wonder State Bar Association was formed with W. Harold Flowers being one of the organizers. The association formally changed its name to the W. Harold Flowers Law Society in 1981 to recognize and honor Harold Flowers for his many years of service to the bar and on behalf of human rights.
www.flowerslawsociety.org

Wiley W Manuel Bar Association
The Association maintains a supportive role with African American law students and aids in representing the legal interests of African Americans in the greater Sacramento area.
www.wileymanuelbarassociation.com

Willie Gary Law Firm
Willie Gary is a well-known Black lawyer who has handled some of the largest jury awards and settlements in U.S. history. Based in Florida, he has received several honorary doctorate degrees.
www.garylawgroupfl.com